New Releases by Marcia Brown

Marcia Brown is the author of The Bun (1972), How, Hippo! (1969), Seekoeitjie! (1969), Changes in the Attitudes of New Spain's Franciscans, Conquest to 1600, as Mirrored in the Writings of Two Friars: Motolinía and Torquemada (1968), The Neighbours (1968).

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How, Hippo!

How, Hippo!
The first time Little Hippo is separated from his mother he has a frightening encounter with a crocodile.

Seekoeitjie!

Seekoeitjie!
The first time Little Hippo is separated from his mother he has a frightening encounter with a crocodile.

Changes in the Attitudes of New Spain's Franciscans, Conquest to 1600, as Mirrored in the Writings of Two Friars: Motolinía and Torquemada

Dick Whittington en sy kat

Dick Whittington en sy kat
A retelling of the legend about a boy who became mayor of London, who heard his future in the Bells of Bow and made his fortune through his cat.

The Neighbors

The Neighbors
When the fox''s ice house melts, he simply takes over the hare''s home who then must find a way to get it back.

Tamarindo!

Tamarindo!
When a donkey disappears, four young boys who have been playing soldier set out to find the animal.

Peter Piper's Alphabet

Peter Piper's Alphabet
A new version of some old rhymes originally published in England, 1813.

Felice

Felice
In Venice, city of cats and canals, a little striped cat is befriended by a canal boatman''s son and gets a name and a home.

The Flying Carpet

The Flying Carpet
The story of the Princes Husayn, Ali and Ahmad and their quest for the hand of Princess Nur-al Nihar.

Dick Whittington and His Cat

Dick Whittington and His Cat
Lively linoleum-cut illustrations. Grades 2-6.

Henry, Fisherman

Henry, Fisherman
Henry wants to be a fisherman more than anything else in the world, and his first day on board his father''s boat, he proves he will be.

The Little Carousel

The Little Carousel
What starts out as a quiet day for Anthony becomes the best day of his life when a carousel visits his street.

Barbara Miller Read-aloud

Barbara Miller Read-aloud
When three hungry soldiers come to a town where all the food has been hidden, they set out to make soup of water and stones, and all the town enjoys a feast.

A Study of Chaucer's View of Life as Reflected in "Troilus and Criseyde."

A Method for the Preservation of Spider Webs for Museum Exhibits

Stone Soup.told and Pictures by Marcia Brown

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