Best Selling Books by Mij KELLY

Perfect for Valentine''s Day and a heartwarming read for the cold winter months, this cozy animal story explores the universal theme of a mother''s love for her child. When a polar bear leaves the safety and warmth of her cave to travel all over a frozen wonderland, she must be looking for something very important. Could it be delicious silver salmon? A view of the swirling winter sky? A bit of gold? Of course, she is in search of the most precious thing of all: her lost little cub. In this touching story, readers will instantly be enamored with the sweeping illustrations of winter landscapes, endearing polar bear characters, and the resonant message that a mother''s love matters most.

When Suzy Sue goes to preschool, the farm animals fear they will never see her again.

If you stop for a moment and look hard enough, you''ll see there''s magic all around. A magical picture book celebrating our fairy tale tradition.

Suzy Sue has something very important to do... the truth is she needs to do a poo, but someone has borrowed her potty! Join her as she searches the farmyard for her bright red potty. Will she find it in time? ''Youngsters, already tickled with the bathroom humour, will be in hysterics as Suzy Sue asks each animal in turn if they have seen her potty.'' - Kirkus Reviews An hilarious rhyming story and ''A perfect book for potty training.'' Bournemouth Echo Read about the author at www.mijkelly.com

This is the story of Suzy Sue, ready for bed just like you! But then she finds a cow, a horse, a sheep and a goat all fighting for space in her bed! Will she ever get to sleep? The perfect bedtime companion for young children, A Bed of Your Own has been read on CBeebies and is the third book in the Suzy Sue series. ''A funny rhyming story perfect to send little ones to sleep.'' Baby & Me Read about the author at www.mijkelly.com

Suzy Sue, having sneezed without covering her mouth, it taught manners by her animal friends.

When Suzy Sue goes to nursery, the farm animals miss her so much that they come up with a plan to take her home! But they soon change their minds when they see how much fun Suzy Sue is having! The perfect nursery companion for young children, this is the fourth book in the popular Suzy Sue series.

Hooray - it''s Friendly Day! A day for sharing, a day for caring, when everyone is nice, when Cow reads Snail a fairy tale and cats do NOT eat mice. Illustrated by the one and only Charles Fuge whose Little Wombat series has sold over 1 million copies, Friendly Day is a wonderful rhyming story full of friendship, love and hugs! When a little mouse is cornered by a hungry cat, he manages to persuade her that today is Friendly Day - a day when everyone shares and is kind. So, Cat lets Mouse go and finds Dog to give him a hug! But when the trio come across a big bear, he is not so easily persuaded... Children will laugh out loud at this amusing story of a clever mouse who tricks a hungry cat into sparing his life by telling the cat that it''s Friendly day... the one day in the year when all animals must share, care, and be nice to one another. www.mijkelly.com

With the help of hugs and lullabies, a young girl tucks her stuffed animals into bed, one by one, in this cuddly good-night read. Holly Clifton-Brown''s soft palette and adorable illustrations paired with Mij Kelly''s comforting rhyming text set the perfect tone for bedtime.

A reissue of this Hodder classic. A lyrical rhyming tale to touch the heart of any child who just cannot wait until tomorrow comes.

A fabulous romp of a rhyme, full of dinosaurs, colour and one little egg''s search for his mother!.

This is the story of Suzy Sue and the fateful day when she went ''Atchoo ''. Suzy Sue sneezes but forgets to cover her mouth. The animals are astounded and decide it''s time to teach her some manners.

Queen Bee is not having a good day. Nobody will do what she wants unless she says "please". But she''s the Queen Bee and she doesn''t see why she should! An amusing cautionary tale, just right to read aloud.

A funny book which turns the sheep-counting and big bad wolf tales on their heads!

A mouse tries to cheers up Santa Claus who has given up on Christmas.

At the end of the day, At the start of the night, When the earth is half dark, When the sky is half light, Who puts the animals to bed? A strong bedtime theme, a host of adorable animals and a fantastic read-aloud story combine to create the perfect book for snuggling up with.

Celebrates your arrival as a baby into the world and your mother''s love for you that began even before you were born.

When Poppa Bombola cannot find his daughter, he searches all over the farm and even asks all the animals, but eventually he discovers that she is closer than he thinks.

This is the story of Suzy Sue and the fateful day when she went ''ATCHOO!''. Suzy Sue sneezes but forgets to cover her mouth. The animals are astounded and decide it''s time to teach her some manners. This wonderfully witty rhyming story is the second book in the popular Suzy Sue series. ''It''ll become a firm favourite for any child of pre-school age. Highly recommended.'' - The Bookbag Read about the author at www.mijkelly.com

Poppa Bombola can''t find his daughter! He searches the yard, and the pond and the sty, he searches the cowshed and starts to cry, ''oh, where''s my darling daughter?'' Luckily the farmyard animals are on hand to help and Poppa Bombola''s daughter is nearer than he thinks . . .

In the middle of a game, Carrie said to Harry "Don''t step on the lines or the Bogeyman will get you". Find out who the Bogeyman is and if Harry can face his fears by standing up to him. - Turquoise/Band 7 books offer literary language and extended descriptions, with longer sentences and a wide range of unfamiliar terms. - Text type: A story with a familiar setting - Pages 22 and 23 show how differently Harry''s world looks when he''s scared of the Bogeyman and when he has overcome his fear, providing a wealth of speaking and listening opportunities. - Curriculum links: Literacy: Stories with familiar settings

Everyone''s aboard the night train and they''re all sleepy heads, ready for bed, ready to ride the train to tomorrow. The train won''t go until wide-awake William shuts his eyes too, but only William''s mother can teach him the trick to make the train go.