Books with author Don MacMillan

These bare nest rooms are crying out for your Bin-terior design skills! Use the stickers to decorate each nest room with all the best accessories from the Shopping Mall. You might even win yourself a glittering Bin Nest Trophy! When you want to play again, just peel off the stickers for endless decorating fun! The Nest Inspector is an absolute expert in interior design. He publishes Best Nest, a magazine showcasing the most brilliant nests he's seen on his many tours around the Bin. The Nest Inspector loves to have a peek inside other Bin Weevils' nests and he has an endless supply of trophies to give out whenever he spots a nest that impresses him. Getting his attention isn't easy, though—his standards are high, so before you invite him, your nest should look its absolute best!

Share this small but powerful booklet with your friends, share it with your family, share it with everyone who needs to know Christ. This is Douglas MacMillan's personal account of his conversion. As an atheist, he couldn't accept the simplicity of either Christianity or the Big Bang theory. When a friend held out two hands and said, "In this hand, I'll give you everything you are afraid of losing; and in this hand I'll give you Christ," Douglas realised that it was a simple choice after all.

Pineapple Poet and the Curse of the Smoothie Man is a fun and extremely well illustrated children’s story about a beat-nick, guitar-toting, rhyming, surfing pineapple and how he escaped a smoothie-making tiki. The Pineapple poet will delight children and bring a smile to parents' faces as they follow him through his rhyming adventures. Author Cam MacMillan, a native Californian who left his heart and surf shorts on the North Shore of Oahu, has this to say about his first published children’s book: "I just had to write it. There has never been a book about surfing pineapples, it was a shame not to do it after the idea hit. Once the thing started rolling, I naturally threw in angry tiki gods working for the big hotel, 1960’s rock concerts, kids who aren’t scared of spooky bedtime stories, ‘Keep Out’ signs, and acres of pineapple plantations that eventually save our hero "