Keith Robertson (1914–1991) was an American writer of children's literature. Public information about him is limited, and few details of his life have been preserved, yet his body of work shows a steady commitment to young readers. He is best known for the Henry Reed series of novels, which center on the everyday experiences of its protagonist in a light, humorous style well suited to children's tastes. The collection also includes his work Ticktock and Jim, likewise belonging to children's literature. He was skilled at drawing amusing episodes from ordinary life and engaging young readers with lively storytelling and vivid characters, giving him a certain influence in American children's literature.
