Author199 books

Bobbie Kalman

Bobbie Kalman is a Canadian author of children's nonfiction about nature, geography and history, including The Life Cycle of a Butterfly and the Historic Communities series. Born in Hungary, she fled with her family during the 1956 revolution.

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Books by Bobbie Kalman

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The Life Cycle of a Butterfly

1997

Animal Community

2010

Native Homes (Native Nations of North America (Ecno-Clad))

2000

India

1989

Japan

1989

The Life Cycle of a Frog (The Life Cycle)

1997

What Is a Plant (Science of Living Things)

2000

What is a life cycle?

1998

Vietnam

1996

The Life Cycle of a Honeybee (The Life Cycle)

2004

What is the animal kingdom?

1998

19th century clothing

1993

Life on a plantation

1996

Pioneer recipes

2000

18th century clothing

1993

What Is Hibernation (Science of Living Things)

1997

The Victorian Home (Historic Communities)

1996

Hooray for dairy farming!

1997

Penguins

1995

Pioneer life from A to Z

1997

Home Crafts (Historic Communities)

1990

Mexico

1993

What is Symmetry in Nature?

2010

Food for the Settler (Early Settler Life Series)

1982

Baby giraffes

2010

What is a mammal?

1998

A child's day

1993

What Is Culture?

2009

Living Things Need Water (Introducing Living Things)

2007

How Does It Feel? (Looking at Nature)

2007

What Is a Biome?

1997

"From Convent to Pentecost"

1999

Forest food chains

2004

Animal Homes (Crabapples)

1994

The ABCs of Habitats (The Abcs of the Natural World)

2007

Explore Earths Five Oceans

2010

Helpers in my community

2010

Colonial times from A to Z

1997

What Is an Arthropod? (Science of Living Things)

2002

Canada

1993

Introducing landforms

2008

How and what do animals eat?

2015

A Rainforest Habitat

2006

Customs and traditions

1993

Colonial home

2000

A Visual Dictionary of Native Communities (Crabtree Visual Dictionaries)

2007

Frogs And Other Amphibians

2005

How do Animals Adapt? (The Science of Living Things)

2000

Life Cycle of a Spider (Life Cycle of a)

2002

Life in a Longhouse Village (Native Nations of North America)

2001

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