Books with author Lynne Kelly

'"Now then, Celestina Silvenfare, how would you like to meet a Goddess?" Before Cele could reply, the air around them began to vibrate, rocking the table and rattling the dishes. When it was over, a stunning woman appeared before Cele and the faerie queen, who immediately kneeled before the Goddess. Cele did likewise, not having any idea what the protocol was for meeting a Goddess. The tall, brown-haired woman walked over to Cele and placed her hand upon her head. When she did this, Cele's mind began reeling with several vibrant images. She saw Meréllier as it might be in several years ...the land was pillaged, women and children suffered cruel fates, and widespread wars and plagues ravaged the realm. The sights and sounds were very vivid and seemed too real for Cele. She swooned, but still the Goddess held her in place, forcing her to see more...' Celestina Silvenfare is a spirited, adventurous, magically gifted young woman who bears the responsibility of becoming either the prophesied savior or ultimate destroyer of her world. Much is being asked of her, but much power will be given to her, provided she can be patient, listen to her mentors, and not rush her training. As evil forces plot to manipulate her and thwart the prophecy, will Celestina prevail as the savior or unwittingly destroy everything she holds dear?

Enjoy this true story about a 9 year old boy and his test of faith. All Louie wants for his birthday is snow. But there are a few problems with that request. Louie was born in the month of March, and he lives in Florida. Is this too tall of an order for God to fill? You'll have to read on to see. This book has pictures with children from the Littlest Mission. Your purchase will help send these kids out on the mission field to serve others and bring love to children all over the world. Thank you.

Dagmar is seriously pleased when ponies arrive in the field next to her paddock. And even more pleased when she gets to naming them. Holly Brookfield is planning to launch her pony sanctuary, which turns out to be harder than she thought. ​This story also shows that being disabled can be enabling.Amy has lots of problems, including Blister! She enjoys Clown even though he likes to live up to his name. Maybe he will become a reformed character. We'll see...(5th in the series. This book is substantially longer than the others and includes over 40 photographic illustrations)​

Amy had longed for a classy, well-trained pony who would win her lots of rosettes. But Great Aunt Myrtle bought Clown, a clever pony who is full of horrible tricks. Amy hates him. He bites and bucks and she cannot catch him. Who is Dagmar and where does her finely-bred horse come from? Can Amy and her new pony-mad friends keep the secret of the old cottage or should someone tell? Trouble all round for Amy. (Includes 11 photographic illustrations) Reading age 10-14.

Amy loves Arab horses, especially Pasha. She used to dream of riding, or even owning him – but he was given to Holly. Now, suddenly, everything changes: tragedy reawakens the dream... but too late. Amy is trapped between Holly’s desperation and reality. Who is the Mystery Rider? How will Dagmar survive her worst nightmare? And how can Amy forget about her own happiness to fix a broken heart? (Includes 11 photographic illustrations) Reading age 10-14.