Robin is a fairly ordinary robin. He eats, sleeps and sometimes catches a worm. But, one day, he meets an old man and Robin makes a new a friend, a friend with birdseed!
One day his friend does not turn up and Robin hatches a plan to find out why.
A story about hope and the power of simple gestures; simple gestures that mean the world.

Molly Arbuthnott is a teacher, author, editor, and academic from Scotland. She is passionate about the promotion of children’s literature and has published nineteen award winning picture books.
Each book collaborates with a charity which is associated with the theme of the book in some way.

A heart-warming and uplifting story. Molly once again has
written a captivating children’s book,which will fill you with
warmth and emotion. Along with enchanting illustrations
from Maude, children will be drawn into the beautiful tale.
Thomas Greenaway, Pietra Dura Artist

“This is a delightful, touching and unusual book, which
will give pleasure to many people, young and old alike.
Dorothy Bohm, Photographer

“ is a beautiful story with a good message. Children seem
to be more open about loss and death, so this book will enable questions
and discussion. Molly has the ability to write clearly and simply for small
children. I do love Maude Smith’s work and think her illustrations are
unusual, very creative and wonderful fuel for children’s and
indeed adults’ imaginations.”
Vanessa Arbuthnott, Fabric Designer