Charles Robinson Books

All the Money in the World
All the Money in the World

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The boy who wanted a family
The boy who wanted a family

By Shirley Gordon

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Explores the hopes, fears, and experiences of a young boy and his new mom during the one-year waiting period before he can be legally adopted.

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Charles and William Heath Robinson
Hidden valleys and unknown shores
Hidden valleys and unknown shores

By Marie M. Keesing

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Two youngsters describe their adventures in an isolated New Zealand valley where their father runs a general store.

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Hamid and the Sultan's son
Hamid and the Sultan's son

By Anne K. Rose

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A very special friendship develops when the son of a poor date grower and the son of a Sultan meet in the marketplace.

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Charles William Heath Robinson
The Happy Prince and Other Tales
Once on a Time
Once on a Time

By A. A. Milne, Charles Robinson

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The Men Who Wear the Star: The Story of the Texas Rangers
Fleet-footed Florence
Fleet-footed Florence

By Marilyn Sachs

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The fleet-footed star of the North Dakota Beavers meets her match when she encounters Yankee catcher, Fabulous Frankie.

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