Emma Robinson Books in Order

This short collection of poems and prose finds the funny, frazzled side of parenting, from pregnancy to the first day at school. It's candid, self-deprecating, and written for mothers who suspect nobody really has it all sorted.

In this follow-up collection, Robinson turns everyday parenting into funny, affectionate poems and short pieces. The book moves from weaning to the school run with the same warmth and honesty that made her first collection connect.

A festive collection of poems and prose about parenting at Christmas, balancing family chaos, children's excitement, and seasonal feeling. It's a quick, warm read with the same honest humor that runs through Robinson's early work.

Single mum Rory is juggling a crumbling house, an interfering mother, and a teenage daughter who has outgrown princesses. Then a builder named John Prince appears, and romance starts to look a lot more complicated than a fairy tale.

Kate loves her family, but somewhere between school runs and sleepless nights she has lost herself. A postcard from Paris sends her toward a trip that could reconnect her with friendship, desire, and the person she used to be.

Very pregnant Jenny loses her old column and reinvents herself as a blogger writing about clueless new motherhood. Her new mum friends provide comic material, messy truths, and more than a few secrets of their own.

Sara adores Ruby, a little girl who communicates in gestures and sees the world differently from everyone else. When her husband leaves and her mother-in-law insists the problem is bad parenting, Sara has to fight for the support Ruby needs.

Rebecca's marriage is upended when her husband's ex arrives late at night with a four-year-old girl and a devastating secret. Suddenly Rebecca must decide whether she can open her home, and heart, to the child he never knew he had.

Shelley lives beside a locked room full of memories she can't bear to face. A friendship with her pregnant neighbor Lara forces her to confront loss, buried truths, and the life she stopped herself from living.

After Pete dies, pregnant Emily learns grief has left another woman shattered too, his first wife Caroline. As the two women grow close, buried secrets threaten the fragile friendship holding them, and Emily's baby, together.

Single mother Anna has rebuilt life with her daughter Libby after escaping a frightening marriage. When Libby needs a relative's transplant match, Anna must ask the man she ran from for help, and let him back into their lives.

Julia can't understand why her once-sunny daughter Grace has grown distant. When Grace comes home covered in blood and her former best friend lies in a coma, Julia must decide how far she'll go to protect her child.

A woman devastated by infertility is offered one shocking chance at motherhood: carrying an embryo created with her husband's late first wife. Robinson turns that impossible choice into a tense, emotional story about love, loss, and what makes a family.

After her husband's lies wreck her marriage, a mother returns to the childhood home she shares with the stepmother she has long blamed for everything. Living together brings old resentments, buried secrets, and the chance of an uneasy bond.

In the darkest moment of her life, a young mother leaves her newborn daughter with her own mother and disappears. Years later, the truth about that night still threatens to tear the family apart.

After a bitter argument, Charlotte ends up in hospital and her mother is certain her boyfriend is to blame. With Charlotte and her unborn baby hanging in the balance, guilt becomes a furious fight for the truth.

When her sister agrees to be a surrogate, a woman finally dares to believe she can become a mother. But old wounds reopen, her husband grows distant, and she starts to fear the baby may not be hers to bring home.

A mother who spent years putting her vulnerable son first is forced to face what it cost her daughter when Mollie disappears. Old guilt, a house fire, and painful family memories make this one especially tense.

A holiday at a Spanish villa is meant to repair a marriage, until a wife finds a note from her husband that begins, You deserve the truth. What follows is a sharp family drama about two secrets on a collision course.

Natalie returns home to her father's hospital bedside and the family secret she ran from years ago. As old memories surface and loyalties split, she must decide whether telling the truth will free them or finish them.