Best Selling Books by Miriam YOUNG

Miss Suzy is a little gray squirrel who lives happily in her oak-tree home until she is chased away by some mean red squirrels. Poor Miss Suzy is very sad. But soon she finds a beautiful dollhouse and meets a band of brave toy soldiers. How Miss Suzy and the soldiers help each other creates a gentle, old-fashioned tale that has captured the imaginations of girls and boys alike for generations. Arnold Lobel''s enchanting pictures are sure to make the kind squirrel and the gallant soldiers the everlasting friends of all who turn these pages. 60th Anniversary Edition.

Written for both the lay-person & practitioner, Detox For Living is easy to read and solution focused. Guiding you step by step, learn how to reverse ageing, eliminate lethargy, achieve your natural weight, balance your hormones, reverse digestive complaints, eliminate kidney & gall stones & heal many other chronic illnesses. Most types of Detoxification Programs are beneficial, but within the pages of Detox For Living, you will find all the details needed to carry out specific internal organ Detoxification Programs with Herbal Medicine & Food Medicine. These have the power to shift stubborn health conditions and to boost your entire health and well-being. Without total health, nothing else in our lives can flow, yet every single day, toxic substances are absorbed into our bodies through the food we eat, the water we drink & the environment we breathe and touch. Emotional toxicity is often rampant in our lives causing stress and ill-health. Written by Miriam Young, Medical Herbalist with almost two decades of clinical experience, this book gives you the tools to accelerate the healing process and re-energise your entire being

Scott and his little sister learn some of the rules of ice skating through trial and error. Includes questions and answers about the safety rules in a separate section.

A little girl describes all the wonderful and fun things she and her daddy can do together.

A young boy imagines what it would be like to ride an elephant in a wedding procession in India, on a picture-taking safari, in a circus parade, and in many other situations and places around the world.

A youngster tells of all the places he would go and things he would do as an airplane pilot.

A sixth grade girl almost ruins her relationship with her best friend until she learns to temper her honesty with a little tact.

Problems arise when Cathy and Chris try to play together because Cathy can''t pretend to be a hairy monster and Chris can''t pretend to be a mother.

A young boy imagines himself driving a variety of tractors.

Miss Suzy''s adopted children and forest friends try to think of a special gift for her birthday.

A little boy imagines the different adventures he would have on fourteen different kinds of boats.

A youngster debates the fine points of the trucks he would like to drive: the snow plow, delivery truck, dump truck, and the fire engine.

A young boy describes all the different kinds of buses he would like to drive.

A boy and his friends imagine themselves drivers of various kinds of trains.

Every time Billy tries to be friendly to the new girl on the block she has something better to do, until, one day, Billy is so angry he takes out his water pistol and makes a special call.

A girl who captures and makes a prisoner of a cat she hates grows to love it.