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Monsters
Books in series
#1
Gargoyles
2006
Describes the cultural and historical significance of gargoyles.
#3
Cerberus
2008
Simple text and numerous illustrations introduce the reader to the ferocious three-headed guard dog of the Greek and Roman underworld. Other mythological dogs are also considered. "Weird, creepy, and mysterious creatures from movies, mythology, and maybe even real life come alive in the new Monsters series. Authors describe the menacing characteristics of each monster, its origins, and its lasting appeal in popular culture."
#4
The Jersey Devil
2009
An introduction to the Jersey Devil, including its origins and its presence in film and other media. "Weird, creepy, and mysterious creatures from movies, mythology, and maybe even real life come alive in the new Monsters series. Authors describe the menacing characteristics of each monster, its origins, and its lasting appeal in popular culture."
#6
Golem
2011
Explores the origins and characteristics of the popular figure of Jewish legend, and examines adaptations of the golem in the folklore of other cultures. "Weird, creepy, and mysterious creatures from movies, mythology, and maybe even real life come alive in the new Monsters series. Authors describe the menacing characteristics of each monster, its origins, and its lasting appeal in popular culture."
#7
Vampires
2004
Looks at the legend of the vampire, explores what factual basis it may have, and describes its appearances in popular culture.
#8
The Mummy
2004
Fulfills the standards: "Apply knowledge of language, media, and genre to create, critique, and discuss print and nonprint texts" from the English Language Arts Standards for Elementary School.
#12
The Loch Ness Monster
2005
Describes the origins and characteristics of the Loch Ness monster, and includes accounts from people who claimed to have seen it.
#13
Bigfoot
2005
Weird, creepy, and mysterious creatures from movies, mythology and maybe even real life come alive in the Monsters series. Authors describe the menacing characteristics of each monster, its origins and its lasting appeal in popular culture. Some volumes include riveting first-person accounts of sightings while others describe the amazing techniques used to create realistic monsters in movies and on television.
#14
The Kraken
2007
Describes the legends and tales of the sea monster known as the kraken and how it was discovered that giant squids actually exist; recounts encounters with the giant squid; and discusses how the kraken is portrayed in popular culture.
#15
Cyclops
2004
Fulfills the standards: "Apply knowledge of language, media, and genre to create, critique, and discuss print and nonprint texts" from the English Language Arts Standards for Elementary School.
Authors
Sheila Wyborny
Author · 1 book
Shirley Raye Redmond
Author · 21 books
Raymond H. Miller
Author · 1 book
Adam Woog
Author · 13 books
Peggy J. Parks
Author · 2 books
Heather Miller
Author · 1 book
Jennifer Mckerley
Author · 2 books
Don Nardo
Author · 41 books
Bradley Steffens
Author · 7 books
Lori Mortenson
Author · 1 book
Jennifer Guess McKerley
Author · 2 books
Mary Schulte
Author · 5 books
Lori Mortensen
Author · 21 books
Catherine M. Petrini
Author · 1 book
Monsters
Series ·
18
books · 2004-2011
By
Sheila Wyborny
,
Shirley Raye Redmond
,
Raymond H. Miller
, and more
#16
The Basilisks (Monsters
2006
Basilisks terrified people for hundreds of years. And no wonder—people once believed these mythological monsters were the deadliest creatures on earth. In this volume, young readers will explore the myth behind the monster, tales of deadly encounters, and basilisk sightings in today's popular culture.
#17
Hydra
2008
Describes the history and physical appearance of hydras, relates myths and legends, and shows how they are portrayed today.
#18
The Minotaur
2008
Describes the myth of the minotaur, including the history of the myth in ancient Greek culture and how the legend has developed in modern culture.
#19
Sirens
2007
Describes the Greek myth of the Sirens—half-woman and half-bird monsters who tempted sailors to their deaths with beautiful singing—from their mythical creation, their downfall, and their influence on modern culture.
#21
Killer Sharks
2008
Discusses the characteristics, origins, and appeal in popular culture of the animals and includes accounts of personal encounters.
#22
Monsters - Giants
2005
Stories about giants pervade folklore around the world—from "The Epic of Gilgamesh" to "Attack of the Fifty Foot Woman." Geared for basic readers, this volume describes the outsized creatures and their encounters—both good and bad—with gods and human beings. It includes an overview of giants in popular culture, including their use as sports team mascots, motion picture villains and advertising icons.
#23
Martians
2007
Nardo, Don
#24
Dragons
2006
Describes dragons, discussing behavior and characteristics, relating dragon tales from various cultures, and exploring their presence in popular culture.