Angel (Terry) Sexton
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Angel (Terry) Sexton
by Angel (Terry) Sexton
Miss Daisy Goes to the Races follows Miss Daisy, a lovable Old English Sheepdog, as she visits a racetrack for an exciting day of speed, cheering crowds, and new friends. When Miss Daisy meets Gary the race car driver, she quickly learns that fun adventures are even better when everyone follows important safety rules.
Through colorful scenes and gentle storytelling, children discover the importance of seatbelts, listening to helpers, and making safe choices—both on and off the track. With her blue cape fluttering and her caring heart leading the way, Miss Daisy shows that safety isn’t about fear—it’s about looking out for ourselves and others.
This engaging story combines fun, friendship, and learning, reminding young readers that being safe is a smart and brave choice every day.
Angel (Terry) Sexton is a faith-driven author and advocate from rural Appalachia who writes tender, hope-filled stories for children and families. Her work is inspired by more than two decades of serving abused and neglected children and reflects her deep belief that every child deserves to feel safe, seen, and loved.
Angel (Terry) Sexton is a faith-driven author, storyteller, and advocate from the hills of rural Appalachia in East Tennessee. With a heart for children and a passion for gentle storytelling, she writes books that speak hope, courage, and healing into life’s quiet places. For more than two decades, Angel has served abused and neglected children and their families through her work at the Children’s Center of the Cumberlands, where she serves as Executive Director and CEO. This calling deeply shapes her writing, inspiring stories that help children feel seen, safe, and brave—even in their hardest moments. Angel’s books range from children’s safety stories and comforting picture books to faith-based devotionals rooted in Scripture. Her storytelling style is tender and reassuring, often weaving themes of compassion, resilience, and God’s faithful presence. Many of her children’s stories are inspired by real-life experiences and are created to support healing, education, and emotional understanding. When she isn’t advocating for children, Angel finds joy in writing, painting, spending time with her grandchildren, and creating meaningful projects that blend faith, creativity, and service. She believes stories can be a powerful bridge to hope—and that every child deserves to know they are loved, valued, and never alone.
