Keith Robertson Bibliography
| Keith
Robertson
was born in Dows, Iowa on May 9, 1914.He joined
the Navy in
1931, serving as a destroyer radio man, and
during World War II rose to
the rank of commander.His first book was
published in 1948. Keith
Robertson died in Hopewell, New Jersey on 23
September 1991, at the age
of 77. You can find his obituary from the New
York
Times
here. |
Novels
for
Young
Readers:
Ticktock and Jim
(Viking Press, 1948)
Ticktock and Jim,: Deputy
Sheriffs illustrated by
Everett Stahl
(Viking Press, 1949)
The Dog Next Door
illustrated by Morgan Dennis
(Viking Press, 1950)
The Missing Brother
illustrated by Rafaello
Busoni
(Viking Press, 1950)
The Lonesome Sorrel
(Viking Press, 1952)
Lost Dog Jerry
(Viking Press, 1952)
Outlaws of the Sourland
illustrated by Isami Kashiwagi
(Viking Press, 1953)
The Wreck of the Saginaw
(Viking Press, 1954)
Ice to India
(Viking Press, 1955)
The Phantom Rider illustrated by Jack
Weaver
(Viking Press, 1955)
Mascot of the Melroy
illustrated by Jack Weaver
(Viking Press, 1956)
The Pilgrim Goose illustrated
by Erick Berry
(Viking Press, 1956)
The Pinto Deer
(Viking Press, 1956)
If Wishes Were Horses
(Harper and Row, 1958)
The Navy: From Civilian to
Sailor illustrated by
Charles Greer
(Viking Press, 1960)
The Year of the Jeep
illustrated by W. T. Mars
(Viking Press, 1968)
In Search of a Sandhill Crane
(Viking Press, 1973)
Tales of Myrtle the Turtle
illustrated by Peter
Parnall
(Viking Press, 1974)
The
Henry
Reed
Series
Henry Reed, Inc. illustrated by Robert
McCloskey
(Viking Press, 1958)
Henry Reed's Journey
illustrated by Robert
McCloskey
(Viking Press, 1963)
Henry Reed's Baby-Sitting
Service illustrated by Robert
McCloskey
(Viking Press, 1966)
Henry Reed's Big Show
illustrated by Robert McCloskey
(Viking Press, 1970)
Henry Reed's Think Tank
(Viking Press, 1986)
The
Carson
Street Detective Agency
Series
The Mystery of Burnt Hill illustrated by
Rafaello Busoni
(Viking Press, 1952)
Three Stuffed Owls illustrated by Jack
Weaver
(Viking Press, 1954)
The Crow and the Castle illustrated by Robert
Greiner
(Viking Press, 1957)
The Money Machine
illustrated by George Porter
(Viking Press, 1969)
Novels
for
Adults
(written
as Carlton Keith):
The Diamond-Studded Typewriter aka A Gem of a
Murder
(Macmillan, 1958)
Missing, Presumed Dead aka
The Missing Book-keeper
(1961)
Rich Uncle
(Crime Club by Doubleday, 1963)
The Hiding Place
(Crime Club by Doubleday, 1965)
The Crayfish Dinner aka The
Elusive Epicure
(Crime Club by Doubleday, 1966)
A Taste of Sangria
(Crime Club by Doubleday, 1968)
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