Books with author Susan Milston

Meredith Moo makes learning fun! Go step-by-step with Meredith as she ambles through the sixth verse of the Beatitudes, Matthew 5:8 -“Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God." You will know the whole verse by the end of the book! This fully illustrated book teaches Matthew 5:8 to kids and parents alike using a unique and tested "remove a word" method. Meredith encourages and entertains on every page, while simple repetition cements the Bible verse in your memory! Stay with Meredith through all the Beatitude books and learn all TEN verses in a row! You can also learn additional Bible verses with Fargo Frog in "Fargo Frog Helps You Learn Five Bible Verses About Love!"- Perfect for ages 4 to 8- Great activity for parents and children to do together- Learn a Bible verse by the end of the book

The Tale of Miss Penelope Purr-Bright, a most extraordinarily fine cat.This story blends magic, a family in need, a lonely cat and an appreciation of nature and the beauty of the countryside along with dramatic twists throughout the narrative.The Tale of Miss Penelope Purr-Bright is a delightful children’s story that can be enjoyed by children and adults together.Miss P.B. as she is affectionately known is most unusual in many ways; she is a very wealthy magical cat who lives on a vast country estate, dresses in Victorian clothing and simply loves to dance.This majestic cat is not young but she’s very agile and her dancing is a mixture of ballet and waltzes which she performs with a great deal of exuberance.She enters the story arriving early one morning at No 8 Royal Avenue in the back of her chauffeur-driven old Jaguar. She has heard that a very nice lady living with her family at No 8 teaches piano and that means she may just be willing to play piano for Miss P.B. to dance to.Along with the opportunity of finding someone to play piano for her to dance to, she also senses that the lady and her family could do with a little magic to help them make some urgent changes in their lives but she has yet another motive too.Despite her vast fortune, Miss P.B. is very lonely and is looking for a family she can call her own. She has no living relatives and far too much money to spend just on herself.Miss P.B. not only finds someone to play piano for her to dance to, a possible family to call her own, but a lady and family that consist of a mum and dad and four children all desperate to escape from the trauma caused by their immediate upstairs neighbours; who are an unruly bunch of weasels.The weasels are rough, noisy and smelly creatures. They fight in the streets and create havoc in the flat above and so sleep is not an easy task for the family. At times they feel frightened and unhappy.Upon learning this Miss P.B. decides to see what she can do to bring some happiness to the family and perhaps to herself…purr-fect.

Jacob’s Magic Ears is a story about a new puppy cocker spaniel. 'Jacob the brave is who I am,' he thinks as he runs along, it’s just as well he’s brave because there are times when things do go wrong.Jacob finds himself in many different situations as he grows up, some of them are great fun but others are a little scary for the young pup. Getting in and out of trouble this lively pup dashes and sometimes crashes through lots of adventures.The first two years of Jacob’s life are full of adventure and discovery along with a dusting of magic.First leaving his mum, sisters, and brothers, Jacob finds a happy home but only to find before too long he’s packed off to somewhere else.This story takes Jacob through the seasons and combines life with a young puppy, magic, a study of nature, the seaside and lots of information about living and caring for a new puppy. The story has a heartwarming Christmas finish.Jacob’s Magic Ears is a joyful romp along with a lively, sometimes silly but adorable pup.

A long, long time ago, Jesus was in the middle of a parade in Jerusalem! It was not a real parade. It was different than any parade you have ever been to! This parade started because Jesus decided to take a trip to Jerusalem, and lots of people followed! Find out what happened with this simple retelling of the Palm Sunday story, which follows the biblical accounts in Mark Chapter 11 and Luke Chapter 19, and has built-in questions to help children ages 4 to 9 relate to the storyline and the characters.When you have finished reading the story, learn a Bible verse that says exactly what the people shouted about Jesus, Mark 11:10a, “Hosanna! Blessed is He Who comes in the Name of the Lord!”

The Tale of Miss Penelope Purr-Bright, a most extraordinarily fine cat.This story blends magic, a family in need, a lonely cat and an appreciation of nature and the beauty of the countryside along with dramatic twists throughout the narrative.The Tale of Miss Penelope Purr-Bright is a delightful children’s story that can be enjoyed by children and adults together.Miss P.B. as she is affectionately known is most unusual in many ways; she is a very wealthy magical cat who lives on a vast country estate, dresses in Victorian clothing and simply loves to dance.This majestic cat is not young but she’s very agile and her dancing is a mixture of ballet and waltzes which she performs with a great deal of exuberance.She enters the story arriving early one morning at No 8 Royal Avenue in the back of her chauffeur-driven old Jaguar. She has heard that a very nice lady living with her family at No 8 teaches piano and that means she may just be willing to play piano for Miss P.B. to dance to.Along with the opportunity of finding someone to play piano for her to dance to, she also senses that the lady and her family could do with a little magic to help them make some urgent changes in their lives but she has yet another motive too.Despite her vast fortune, Miss P.B. is very lonely and is looking for a family she can call her own. She has no living relatives and far too much money to spend just on herself.Miss P.B. not only finds someone to play piano for her to dance to, a possible family to call her own, but a lady and family that consist of a mum and dad and four children all desperate to escape from the trauma caused by their immediate upstairs neighbours; who are an unruly bunch of weasels.The weasels are rough, noisy and smelly creatures. They fight in the streets and create havoc in the flat above and so sleep is not an easy task for the family. At times they feel frightened and unhappy.Upon learning this Miss P.B. decides to see what she can do to bring some happiness to the family and perhaps to herself…purr-fect.

The Stations of the Cross are a devotional tool to help people remember the death of Jesus the Christ. The concept has been around for centuries! Follow Jesus on His journey from The Garden of Gethsemane all the way to the Resurrection with kid-friendly illustrations and Scripture verses to match!Appropriate for all agesFully illustratedFollows the Gospel account

Have you ever wondered what happened at the very, very, very first Easter? Find out in this simple retelling of the biblical Easter story by the bestselling author of the Very, Very, Very First Christmas! Follow Jesus and His disciples from right before the Last Supper all the way to the Resurrection! The story is taken right from the Gospels, and it has built-in questions that will help children relate to the story and the characters.***When you have finished reading the story, learn a verse from the book of Matthew that tells what the angel said to the women who loved Jesus, Matthew 28:6a, “He is not here, for He has risen, just as He said.”

Do you know what happened way back at the very, very, very first Christmas? This delightful book teaches children the true story of Christ's birth as told in Luke Chapter 2 in a simple and interactive format. All new illustrations give a greater sense of the story, and new this year, you and your child can learn a Bible verse from the story using an easy and fun add-a-word Bible memory technique! * Ages 4-8* Learn the true Christmas story* Learn Luke 2:11, "for today, in the city of David, there has been born for you a Savior, Who is Christ the Lord."

Do you know what happened to Baby Jesus once Christmas was over? This fully illustrated book teaches children the true story of the visit of Wise Men as well as Mary, Joseph and Jesus' flight to Egypt. The simple format is a retelling of Matthew Chapter 2 that includes questions throughout the story designed to help young minds relate to the story and to the characters! Ages 4-8You may enjoy other these Bible Stories for Kids by Susan Minton:Baby Moses and the Big BasketGod's Bright, Shiny Brand New World (How God Made the World)Little David and the Really Tall GuyThe Very, Very, Very First Christmas

Zaccheus was too short to see Jesus when He came to town! Find out how Zaccheus got to see Jesus and what happened afterwards in the simple retelling of the biblical account in Luke 19! The fun and familiar story has built-in questions to help children relate to the characters and the storyline.***Ages 4-9***Built-in questions to help kids relate to the characters and the story

Meredith Moo makes learning fun! Go step-by-step with Meredith as she ambles through the last verse of the Beatitudes, Matthew 5:11 "Rejoice and be glad, for your reward in heaven is great; for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you." You will know the whole verse by the end of the book! This fully illustrated book teaches Matthew 5:12 to kids and parents alike using a unique and tested "remove a word" method. Meredith encourages and entertains on every page, while simple repetition cements the Bible verse in your memory! Stay with Meredith through all the Beatitude books and learn all TEN verses in a row! You can also learn additional Bible verses with Fargo Frog in "Fargo Frog Helps You Learn Five Bible Verses About Love!"- Perfect for ages 4 to 8- Great activity for parents and children to do together- Learn a Bible verse by the end of the book Additional Bible Verse Books You May Enjoy:Super Catherine and the Three Ds by Catherine Wynne Minton & Susan MintonSuper Catherine and the Thunderstorm by Catherine Wynne Minton & Susan Minton

Simon Peter was tired - he had been fishing all night long, and he hadn't caught any fish! When Jesus told him to go back out on the water, Simon Peter didn't want to, but he did it anyway! Find out what happened when Simon Peter went fishing the second time! This simple retelling of the Luke Chapter 5 story has built in questions to help children relate to the characters and the storyline.***When you have finished reading the story, learn a Bible verse that says exactly what Simon Peter, James and John did when Jesus called them, Luke 5:11b - "they left everything and followed Him.”**Ages 4-9**Built in questions to help children relate