Robyn Hood Black - - children's author

Robyn visiting HIGHLIGHTS in Honesdale, Pa. again- Sept. 2011

photo by Cathryn Cronin

Robyn visiting HIGHLIGHTS in Honesdale, Pa. - Sept. 2009

Magazines Etc.

NEWS: Berry Blue Haiku is now an online haiku journal for a general audience. Happy to report that I've recently joined Editor Gisele LeBlanc as assistant editor! My haiku has appeared in or been accepted by Notes from the Gean, Modern Haiku, The Heron's Nest, and A Hundred Gourds.

My historical fiction story, "The Dinner Bucket," appears in the April 2011 issue of Highlights. This story is based on my mother's growing-up experience as part of a tenant farmer family in rural Arkansas in the 1940s. :0)

I'm proud to be on board for a third year to write an element of the CORE ESSENTIALS curriculum - the animal descriptions which link to each month's featured value. (Twist my arm to write about animals!) The program, designed for grades K-5 and sponsored by Chick-Fil-A, seeks to "create a culture of caring, respect, and personal responsibility."

Robyn's essay about work habits, "Chips and Dip," appeared on the Institute of Children's Literature website. The article is no longer available there, but click the logo for great writing tips!

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Books
A rhyming tale of a young boy's knightly adventure with an imagined dragon.
Nonfiction, interactive book on wolves featuring giant pop-up and tons of info!
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Portfolio
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