Yvonne Cathcart

Robyn stands up to a bully, makes a new friend and gets caught up in the excitement of the big game!

Robyn feels The Raft, the class play, is unfair because it casts only three roles to the boys. Starting her own play, The Monster that Ate the World, she learns how difficult it is to organize everything by herself.

When Robyn starts planning her birthday party, her mother makes just one rule: everyone from Robyn's class has to be invited. But this isn't what Robyn has in mind.

Skate, Robyn, Skate is an optimistic story about learning a new skill, overcoming emotional obstacles and having supportive friends.

Robyn is sure she is in big trouble with the school librarian. She published a school newspaper with a spelling mistake in the headline -- "Mr Lee Smells Foul."

When Robyn's choose the art gallery as the destination for the class trip, no one else wants to go. But Robyn is determined to have her way.

Robyn sneaks a stray kitten into the apartment, but her mother makes her take it back outside.

Robyn's quest for bears leads to lots of fun but no bears. Then when she least expects it her dreams come true.

Robyn is fed up with being an only child. She decides that having a part-time brother would be ideal.

When the teacher asks her to sing for the class, Robyn knows it's her chance to be the world's best singer.