Most Popular Books by Keith Robertson

Henry Reed has arrived in Grover''s Corner--and the town will never be the same. While spending the summer with his aunt and uncle, Henry comes up with a sure-fire money-making project: Henry Reed, Inc., Research. Henry''s neighbor, Midge Glass, has an even more sure-fire hit: Reed and Glass, Inc. Now with Henry''s ingenious mind and Midge''s practical reasoning, Reed and Class Inc. turns into a huge success--while creating more bewildering and outrageous schemes than the townfold could have imagined.

Henry had meant to merely launch his career as a producer in small Grover''s Corner, but before the summer was over, he had organized a rock-music festival and put on a wild, wild rodeo.

Henry records the activities of his baby-sitting summer in diary form. Grades 5-8.

The journal from Henry''s trip across the country with the Glass family, telling of the sights they saw and the strange things which resulted when Henry and Midge became involved in innocent and blameless goings-on.

Father was very angry when he found that Jim had traded a valuable watch for a "broken-down piece of horseflesh". Grades 5-7

A boy comes to love and appreciate his horse. He learns to race him and wins.

Recently orphaned, Stephen McGowan discovered a joyous world of horses upon his arrival at his uncle''s livery stable in Iowa, but there was trouble between Steve and his aunt and suddenly the trouble between them took a serious turn.

Dismayed at the prospect of a summer in the Michigan wilderness, a young boy becomes increasingly fascinated by nature as he roams the woods in hopes of photographing sandhill cranes.

By taking gardening jobs, catching bats and thieves, diving for bricks in a swimming pool, and inciting the interest of some helpful friends, a young boy makes his daydream of owning a jeep come true.

In 1816, a merchant family tries to save their mysteriously failing shipping business by shipping ice from Philadelphia to India.

Missing chesspiece, two gangsters, sinister strangers, an eccentric old man, and a pair of wisecracking 16-year-old detectives.

A case involving a missing bicycle leads two sixteen-year-old boys to suspicions about a foreigner, friendship with a taxidermist, and involvement with a diamond smuggling ring.

When Henry sets off on a trip across the country with his friend Midge and her family, he decides to keep a journal. In it, he keeps track of all the sights they see, and all the strange things that take place when he and Midge get caught up in some innocent and blameless goings-on.

I?m a newbee to the literary world but I felt compelled to write abook called ?The Basic Instructions Before Lovin Eve- A Young/ All Mans Guide To Understanding Women?. The book is written to help good men (especially young men raises by single mother) deal with the challenges of dating/marring in this post women era. I do this by dispelling the myths of male violence against women as well as others by using actual real data to show that women are not angels but human beings and are just as capable of the same act as us men. I do this in hopes that it will help men mentally break free from this form of implicit bias. That men can do no right and women can do no wrong!

When Henry and Midge set themselves up as consultants for the residents of Grover''s Cornver, they get into a lot of trouble themselves before eventually solving the problems presented to them.

The papers of Keith Robertson are comprised of subject files documenting his literary career. There are typescript drafts of some of his short stories and children''s books, including The Crow and the Castle and Henry Reed''s Big Show. Folders of correspondence, research notes, contracts, publicity, and royalty staements reflect the many aspects of writing and publishing.

Four stories trace the history of the Pilgrim goose in America, from its arrival on the Mayflower to near extinction of the breed and the efforts for its preservation.

An account of New Jersey as it is today--its people, history, geography, natural resources, agriculture, and industry.