Staton Rabin Book order (chronological)

Staton Rabin is a screenwriter who also writes for children. She is a popular speaker on the art, craft, and business of screenwriting, drawing on her extensive experience as a story analyst for Scr(i)pt magazine and for screenwriters and producers. Rabin's work, whether for young readers or the screen, reveals a keen understanding of narrative and its creation. Her insights into storytelling make her a compelling voice in the literary and film worlds.

Mr. Lincoln's Boys
Being the Mostly True Adventures of Abraham Lincoln's Trouble-Making Sons, Tad and Willie
36 pages
2 hours of reading
In celebration of Abraham Lincoln?s two hundredth birthday comes this breathtakingly illustrated picture book about the president and his two youngest sons. Tad and Willie Lincoln were mischievous pranksters who treated the White House as their personal playground. They tormented nearly everyone they encountered?except their doting father. Even when they demanded a full presidential pardon for their soldier doll, he was happy to oblige. For him, the boys were a welcome distraction from the looming Civil War. Based on true events, Mr. Lincoln?s Boys reveals a playful side of one of history?s greatest presidents.
2008
Betsy a císař
263 pages
10 hours of reading
Vypravěčka tohoto příběhu, čtrnáctiletá Betsy Balcombeová, a její rodina mají na bytě velmi neobvyklého podnájemníka: Napoleona Bonaparta, sesazeného císaře Francie. Kdysi býval vládcem dvaaosmdesáti milionů Evropanů, v roce 1815 je však jen vězněm britského národa, odsouzeným k živoření na ostrůvku Svatá Helena
2005
4.2

Mr. Lincoln's Boys

Betsy a císař