Multiple reprints in both hardback and paperġ978 – 16 postcards in illustrated envelopeġ980 – 13 postcards in illustrated envelopeġ980 – 12 postcards in illustrated envelopeĪndrew Alpern, 1980 – 24 items in clamshell boxġ989 – 16 postcards in illustrated envelopeġ989 – 12 postcards in illustrated envelope

Multiple reprints in both hardcover and paperbackįantod IV: 3 Books from Fantod Press. 1973 – in white envelope Pomegranate Communications, 1997 – poster Three Books from Fantod Press 1971 – in tan envelope Three Books from Fantod Press 1970 – in fuchsia envelope Pomegranate Communications, 2007 – 20 cards and leaflet in box Gotham Book Mart, 1995 – 20 cards and leaflet in box Owl Press, 1969? – 20 cards in wrapper – unauthorized Pomegranate Communications, 1998 – postcard bookĪstor-Honor, 1968 – 4 volumes in slipcase Harvey Hutter, 1979 – postcards and posterĮdward Gorey House, 2013 – prints in portfolio Simon and Schuster, 1963 – 3 volumes in slipcase Pomegranate Communications, 2010 – c oloring book Titles issued in other than book form, excluding calendars, are so indicated. Editions published outside the United States are not included. Reprints or reissues by different publishers and their dates of issue follow immediately after the original listing. Subsequent printings by the same publisher are omitted. She died on Octoat the age of 92.This bibliography, arranged in the order of first appearance, provides the publisher and the year of the first edition of each work. Heide received numerous awards and honors including having The Shrinking of Treehorn named by the New York Times as the Best Illustrated Children's Book of 1971 and winning the Jugendbuchpreis for the Best Children's Book of Germany in 1977 The Day of Ahmed's Secret received the Editors' Choice Award from Booklist in 1991, and Sami and the Time of the Troubles received the Editors' Choice Award from Booklist in 1992. She also wrote under the pseudonyms Alex B. She wrote or co-wrote over 100 children's books including the Treehorn series, Princess Hyacinth: The Surprising Tale of a Girl who Floated, and The One and Only Marigold.

She moved to Wisconsin with her husband after the war and started writing books at the age of 48. She worked in advertising and public relations in New York City before returning to Pittsburgh during World War II. She studied at Wilson College before transferring to the University of California at Los Angeles, where she received a B.A.

Florence Parry Heide was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on February 27, 1919.

The treehorn trilogy