Introducing Landforms

by Bobbie Kalman, Kelley Macaulay

This fascinating new book explains to young children why the land on Earth has different shapes in different places.

Genres: Nonfiction

32 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2008

About the author

Bobbie Kalman is a Hungarian-born children's author and publisher known for educational nonfiction books widely used in schools and libraries. After fleeing Hungary with her family during the 1956 Revolution, she later settled in North America. With backgrounds in English, psychology, and education, she wrote more than 800 books, including “Refugee Child” and several popular curriculum-based series.

Reviews

[Karli Hudson]

This book is a great introductory book to landforms. It primarily focuses upon why the land can differ and vary greatly across the globe. The information is easy to read and understand for children.

[Amy Bodkin]

It was sufficient but nothing to write home about.