"Dr. Adler's latest concoction is thus gladly prescribed, both to believers on the track of the supernatural and to pagans just out for some mental exercise." -Mark Silk, Boston (Sunday) Globe

"Remember the so often asked philosophical question 'How many angels can dance on the head of a pin?' Adler dismisses the inquiry as a 'venerable piece of nonsense, but he does give his answer. It's on page 101." -Pittsburgh Press

"In this lively new book, Adler implies that friends thought he should have his head examined. He has been examining his own head...and still feels strongly and thinks clearly about his angels."

-Marty E. Martin, Chicago Tribune

"This book may be everything-or more than you ever wanted to know about angels. Yet who can resist chapter titles such as 'Angels as Lovers,' 'Angelology as Mathematics, and all that? And creative speculation never hurt anybody. If you can believe in close encounters of the third kind, you shouldn't have any trouble considering the existence of angels. Who couldn't use a guardian angel in these times?" -San Diego Union