New Releases by Florence Parry Heide

When a missing valuable cat turns up in their mysterious neighbor''s house, three friends conclude that the man is a thief and set out to rescue the animal.

My Castle

To a little boy the fire-escape landing is his castle and the center of all his daily activities.

Who Needs Me?

A young boy names all the people and things that make him feel needed, from his teddy bear to God.

Look! Look! A Story Book

Four easy-to-read stories about animals and their friends told in rhyme.

The Key

Children in three different stories cope with larger-than-life problems.

The Little One

A little boy discovers the quality that makes man superior to animals.

The New Neighbor

Eddie does clothesline detective work to foresee the appearance of his new neighbor.

Sound of Sunshine, Sound of Rain

Records the experiences and sensations of a blind black boy as he maneuvers in his small world.

Some Things are Scary

Maximilian Becomes Famous

A young mouse who thinks mice must be famous for something hopes a visit to well-known animals at the zoo might bring some answers.

The Day it Snowed in Summer

During an especially hot summer the cold air from the air conditioners drifted up and awakened Jack Frost who thought he had overslept the winter.

Sebastian

Sebastian was a failure at weaving the traditional spider web until he caught the giant Spider Eater in a practice web.

How Big Am I?

A bird is small to a boy but enormous to a flea, so a youngster decides size is a matter of "what you are."

It Never is Dark

Even in bed at night with the light out, a little girl decides it is not really dark, for there is always a light someplace--under the door, starlight, car headlights, stoplights, or streetlights.

Hannibal

by: Anne Thiess, Walter Thiess, Florence Parry Heide