Search author: Robert Westall | World's Biggest Leveled Book Database

The Scarecrows

Robert Westall

Hardcover (William Morrow & Co, Aug. 1, 1981)

While visiting his mother and new stepfather whom he hates, an English teenager is terrorized by three scarecrows embodying people who met violent death and who silently threaten the entire family.

The Kingdom by the Sea

Robert Westall

Paperback (Farrar Straus & Giroux, April 1, 1993)

Brilliant student and accomplished rugby player Robbie turns his school's losing team into a winning one, becomes involved with his beautiful teacher, Emma Harris--who is almost twice his age--and must choose between glory and honor.

Y

There's a Spaceship in My Tree!: Episode I

Robert West

Paperback (Zonderkidz, April 20, 2008)

Know Your Star-FightersBeamer: California transplant to a weird Midwestern town. Feels like he’s living on another planet. Scilla: the gangly tomboy next door. Ghoulie: the class nerd. Add one spaceship-shaped tree house capable of taking them most anywhere in the universe. Hop in and blast off for fantastic outer space adventures in Star-Fighters of Murphy Street―the quirky, funny, fast-paced new trilogy by Robert West.Newly arrived from California, thirteen-year-old Beamer MacIntyre feels like an alien in this bizarre Midwestern town. Strangest of all is the spaceship-shaped tree house in his yard. Surprises await Beamer and his two new friends, Ghoulie and Scilla, when they climb inside and blast off to a universe full of adventure―including a surefire way to make the school bully stop harassing Ghoulie (provided it doesn’t backfire!).

X

The Creature In The Dark

Robert Westall

Paperback (Corgi Childrens, Aug. 1, 1997)

None

The Haunting of Chas McGill and Other Stories

Robert Westall

Library Binding (William Morrow & Co, June 1, 1983)

Eight stories feature ghosts, an abandoned abbey, a world of unemployed, bikers, cats, and vampires

Blitz

Robert Westall

Hardcover (Harpercollins Pub Ltd, Feb. 28, 2001)

Four short stories sharing the common theme of World War II and its effect on the lives of ordinary people, especially children. The stories focus on the drama and danger of living in a country at war, as well as capturing the excitement and humour of exceptional circumstances.