Publisher is London: J. M. Dent & Sons
, unless stated. Fiction •
Delphine (1947), writing as Robert Henrey, London: Peter Davies ::
A series of stories •
An Attic in Jermyn Street (1948), writing as Robert Henrey ::
The story of a girl reporter •
Philippa (1949), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey
Non-fiction •
A Farm in Normandy (1941), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
The birth of her child •
A Village in Picadilly (1942), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::''The author's experiences during the air raids on London'' •
Letters from Paris, 1870-1875 ([1942]) by C. de B., trans. and ed. by M.H. writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
C. de B. was a political informant to the head of the London house of Rothschild •
A Journey to Gibraltar (1943), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::''The author's experiences during the
London Blitz'' •
The Incredible City (1944), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
Part of her London trilogy •
Bloomsbury Fair (1944), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
Three London families •
The Foolish Decade (1945), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
London social life and customs •
The Siege of London (1946), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
Part of her London trilogy, an account of life in London from February 1944 to May 1945 •
The King of Brentford (1946), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey, London : Peter Davies ::
On the life of Thomas Selby Henrey •
The Return to the Farm (1947), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey, London: Peter Davies ::
Life on their Normandy farm during the Second World War •
A Film Star in Belgrave Square (1948), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey, London: Peter Davies ::
The making of the film The Fallen Idol, starring her son, Bobby. •
London (1948), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
with watercolours by Phyllis Ginger •
A Journey to Vienna (1950), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
Her small son becomes briefly a film star •
Mathilda and the Chickens (1950), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
The farm in Normandy just after the war •
Paloma (1951), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
The story of a friend, a story of friendship •
The Little Madeleine (1951), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
Her girlhood •
An Exile in Soho (1952), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
Her adolescence •
Madeleine Grown Up, writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
Her love story and marriage •
Madeleine Young Wife, writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
War and peace on her farm in Normandy •
A Month in Paris (1954), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
She revisits the city of her birth • ''Milou's Daughter'' (1955), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::''She goes in search of her father's
Midi'' • ''Madeleine's Journal'', writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
London during coronation year, her contemporary journal •
This Feminine World (1956), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
Paris dressmakers •
A Daughter for a Fortnight (1957), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey •
The Virgin of Aldermanbury (1958), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
Rebuilding of the City •
Mistress of Myself (1959), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
A golden summer by the sea, a summer on her farm •
The Dream Makers (1961), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::''The world of women's magazines'' •
Spring in a Soho Street (1962), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey •
Her April Days (1963), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
The death of her mother •
Wednesday at Four (1964), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
An afternoon in London and a journey to Moscow, one year in her life •
Winter Wild (1966), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::
Clouds on the horizon •
She Who Pays (1969), writing as Mrs Robert Henrey ::''Background to a near 'revolution''' ==References==