Giants, Monsters, and Dragons: An Encyclopedia of Folklore, Legend, and Myth

We have always conjured up creatures never seen in nature, from flying horses and two-headed birds to fire-breathing dragons and enormous killer... Comments: I enjoyed this book immensely, but have one issue. I have to be skeptical as to... Encyclopaedias have always enjoyed favour as a means of presenting subject... My boyfriend and I read before we go to bed. This is a great way for us to have... Much like her earlier written Encyclopedia this one once again hits the nail... I was surprised with the extensive amount of listings within the book. There is... Read More »

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