Angie Roberts Harris
“We are ok. We are going to be ok.”
Hey, friends! I’m Angie Roberts Harris, storyteller, children’s book author, and your guide to real adventures with important lessons. My books take you to real places, introduce unforgettable characters, and tackle life’s ups, downs, and “what-do-I-do-now?” moments. All with a bit of laughter, a lot of heart, and maybe a tiny sprinkle of Southern charm. Because the best stories don’t just entertain, they remind us that we are ok. And we’re going to be ok.
I’m Just Going to Need a Minute
“I’m Just Going to Need a Minute” is meant to be scanned quickly, highlighter in hand, as you dive into the world of time management. Explore ideas and strategies you may not have known existed, test what resonates, and discover the tools that truly fit your life and your world. It’s not just a book; it’s your personal guide to finding a system that works for you.
The Whole Fat & Happy Shebang!
Ready for a year-long adventure in time management, balance, and boldness? The Whole Fat & Happy Shebang starts with a short course that takes just over an hour, the perfect kickoff to get you motivated, inspired, and ready to rock 2026.
Then each week you will receive emails packed with tips, motivation, and sassy reminders to help you stay on track all year long. We know 2025 has been brutal for some of you, and we are here to help you look at 2026 in a whole new way with confidence, sparkle, and a plan that works for you. This is your personal time management system, complete with sticky notes, to-do lists, note pads, and all the tools to keep you organized, inspired, and fat and happy.
Coming Soon
Futile
Lost and Found: Unearthing a Father’s Denial
“Futile” delves into my emotional journey of trying to connect with my birth father who was distant in life yet left a profound impact on me after his passing. Set against the backdrop of a small-town mystery, I uncover the complex web of relationships, memories, and possessions left behind by Fred Roberts—a man who, though distant, shaped me in unexpected ways. This story is a heartfelt reflection on my search for identity, the unraveling of family secrets, and the emotional complexities that come with understanding a parent who was never truly there.






