Books that include a character called MILLIE
Millie's book (Sunburst City Dragons)
Jane Huddleston
Today Millie is thinking! She's looking for inspiration for a new book. What could the story be? What would make a good mystery? Who can offer inspiration when the page is blank?...
Characters: Millie
Starwhal (The Magic Pet Shop)
Matilda Rose
Meet Starwhal, the narwhal with sparkle-tastic powers! In this magical mermaid adventure.Millie the mermaid has come to the Magic Pet Shop. And she's in luck. There's a brand-new, super-special pet for sale ... Starwhal! A narwhal with the power to make anything sparkle and shimmer. Millie is over the moon with her new pet. But can she learn to share Starwhal's magic with the other mermaids?A super sparkly picture book about learning to share - because sometimes kindness is the best magic of all! From the creators of Pugicorn and Pandarina.*WITH A SPECIAL SPARKLE COVER!*Discover other books in the Magic Pet Shop series:PugicornPugicorn and the Christmas WishLa-La-LlamaPandarina
Characters: Millie
Millie
Linda Jennings
Millie is a tame rabbit, who longs to meet the wild rabbits beyond the garden. But when she ventures into the field she finds that she isn't welcome at all because she's different.
Characters: Millie
No More Nappies: A Potty-Training Book (Campbell Big Steps, 2)
Campbell Books
Gold Winner of the Junior Design Awards Best Baby Books 0-2 Years.The Big Steps series is designed to help little ones cope with everyday experiences in their lives. In No More Nappies, meet Millie and Mo – two adorable toddlers who are ready to ditch their nappies and learn how to use the potty.Follow the ups and downs of their potty-training journey brought to life with fun flaps and mechanisms. Each page has really helpful potty-training tips for parents and carers that are endorsed by The Good Play Guide and leading Early Years Consultant, Dr Amanda Gummer. With delightful illustrations from Marion Cocklico, No More Nappies is a brilliant way to introduce potty-training in a fun and relatable way.
Millie the Millipede
Erin Ranson
Watch Millie as she creeps her way through the pages, munching on food items as she goes. Each vividly illustrated spread contains something delicious, from red apples and yellow bananas to blueberries. Turn the page, and she'll pop out on her flexible ribbon - and a spot of the same colour as the object she has just eaten will appear on her body. This fun book teaches children the primary spectrum, and which colours mix to create new ones.
Characters: Millie
The Lilypad Ball
Judy West
This embossed children's hardback book is beautifully illustrated on each page; Arabella the young frog loves to dance, but it looks as if a downpour will put paid to her dreams of dancing at the woodland ball.
Eat Up, Max and Millie
Felicity Brooks
This is a delightful series for the very young, with simple, humorous stories encouraging good behaviour and good manners. This title deals with the issue of fussy eating and food refusal, and aims to promote good eating habits in toddlers. Simple but engaging text makes these titles easy and enjoyable to read to very young children.
Millie's Missing Yawn
You Jung Byun
The perfect bedtime story, presented with beautiful textured artwork, as Millie travels the world—and beyond—searching for her missing yawn so she can get to sleep. Millie has lost her yawn, and she can’t get to sleep without it. First she looks close to home—the family dog—then goes a little further afield. The Statue of Liberty hasn’t seen her yawn, neither have the Moai heads on Easter Island, nor the penguins at the South Pole, and the rabbits on the moon certainly haven’t. Eventually Millie has to head back home, but as she lies in bed remembering all the wonderful friends she’s made, her yawn reappears, and she—and your child—can finally fall asleep. The pages include beautiful textured artwork.
Characters: Millie