author
Frank R. Heine
Best known for the 1919 collection The Jumble Book of Rhymes, this writer left behind a small but memorable footprint in light verse. Publicly available records are sparse, which adds a little mystery to the work.
1 Audiobook
The Jumble Book of Rhymes Recited by the Jumbler
by Frank R. Heine
About the author
Frank R. Heine is credited as the author of The Jumble Book of Rhymes: Recited by the Jumbler, published in 1919. The book is listed by Project Gutenberg, Google Books, and LibriVox, which suggests it has remained of interest as a public-domain work long after its original release.
Very little confirmed biographical information appears to be available in the sources I found. Because of that, it is safest to describe Frank R. Heine as an early 20th-century author remembered primarily through this humorous poetry collection rather than through a well-documented public life.
That limited record can be part of the appeal: the work stands in the foreground, while the author remains somewhat elusive. For listeners who enjoy rediscovered older books, Heine's name is tied to a playful, period piece that has survived through digital archives and audiobook cataloging.