“Every crease is a story.”

Author
1892–1957
Robert Lawson (October 4, 1892 – May 27, 1957) was an American writer and illustrator of children's books. He won the Caldecott Medal for his illustrations in They Were Strong and Good in 1941 and the Newbery award for his short story for Rabbit Hill in 1945.
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The Story of Ferdinand
Munro Leaf & Robert Lawson, 1936

Ben and Me
Robert Lawson & Kazuko Komine, 1923

Rabbit hill
Robert Lawson, 1944

Mr. Revere and I
Robert Lawson, 1953

They Were Strong and Good
Robert Lawson, 1940

The Tough Winter
Robert Lawson, 1954

The great wheel (Newbery honor roll)
Robert Lawson, 1957

Captain Kidd's Cat
Robert Lawson, 1956

Edward, Hoppy, and Joe
Robert Lawson, 1952

Watchwords of Liberty
Robert Lawson, 1943

Robert Lawson, illustrator
Robert Lawson, 1972

I Discover Columbus
Robert Lawson, 1941

The Fabulous Flight
Robert Lawson, 1949

The Golden Horseshoe
Elizabeth Jane Coatsworth & Robert Lawson, 1935

Mr. Popper's Penguins
Richard Atwood, Florence Atwood & others, 2020

Smeller Martin
Robert Lawson, 1950

Just for fun
Robert Lawson, 2013

McWhinney's jaunt
Robert Lawson, 1951

Mr. Twigg's mistake
Robert Lawson, 1947
Mr. Wilmer
Robert Lawson, 1945
Givʻat ha-shefanim
Yiśraʼel Fishman & Robert Lawson, 1940
Givʻat ha-arnavim
Robert Lawson, 1978
ha-General shel amori ha-tsaʻir
Robert Lawson, 1978

Otter On His Own The Story Of A Sea Otter
Robert Lawson, 2002
Dhayl al-arnab
Robert Lawson, 1954
Æsop's fables
Aesop, Munro Leaf & others, 1941
At That Time
Robert Lawson, 1947

Dick Whittington & His Cat
Robert Lawson, 1949

Robbut, a Tale of Tails
Robert Lawson, 1948
ספורו של פרדיננד
Munro Leaf, Robert Lawson & others, 2014
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