Babes of the Wild Books in Order
Illustrated by Paul Bransom
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The Babes of the Wild series, written by Charles G. D. Roberts and published in 1913, features stories centered on young, endearing characters in a natural setting. Each book explores the adventures of these characters as they interact with animals and the wilderness. The series emphasizes themes of curiosity, play, and the natural world.
Babes of the Wild was first published in 1913 by The Century Company and Frederick Warne & Co and serialised in St. Nicholas, 41:1. The books are illustrated by Paul Bransom.
Publication order
In the order the books were originally released.
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Buy on Amazon1913 · Charles G. D. Roberts
Teddy Bear’s Bee-Tree is a 1913 book by Charles G. D. Roberts. It is part of the series Babes of the Wild.
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Buy on AmazonThe Adventures of Young Grumpy
1913 · Charles G. D. Roberts
The Adventures of Young Grumpy is a 1913 book by Charles G. D. Roberts. It is part of the series Babes of the Wild.
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Buy on Amazon1913 · Charles G. D. Roberts
The Baby and the Bear is a 1913 book by Charles G. D. Roberts. It is part of the series Babes of the Wild.
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The Little Furry Ones that Slide Downhill
1913 · Charles G. D. Roberts
The Little Furry Ones that Slide Downhill is a 1913 book by Charles G. D. Roberts. It is part of the series Babes of the Wild.
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Frequently asked questions
What order should I read the Babes of the Wild books in?
Read them in publication order, starting with “Teddy Bear’s Bee-Tree”. Start with “Teddy Bear’s Bee-Tree.”
How many books are in the Babes of the Wild series?
We list 4 books by Charles G. D. Roberts , published in 1913.
Where can I buy the Babes of the Wild books?
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