Angela is a deeply moving and powerful statement on contemporary Australian society. The work is true to the words of a recent literary critic . "Characters walk in and out of this novel as fully realised as one's own family."
In this final in the Dougy and Gracey trilogy, James Moloney proves he is a master storyteller. This novel shows his depth and knowledge of humanity and his ability to brilliantly weave this understanding into a story.
Angela has to confront some really hard issues - her friendship with Gracie, her family's involvement in the Stolen Generation, and her first love.