The Genius Kid’s Guide to Mythical Creatures
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Description
From beautiful mermaids and gentle unicorns to fire-breathing dragons and bloodthirsty vampires, mysterious beings and magical beasts appear in stories told all around the world. The Genius Kid’s Guide to Mythical Creatures highlights 20 of these legendary beings, detailing each creature’s appearance and behavior, as well as where and how legends about it began. The text also explores how the stories have changed and developed over time. Readers learn everything they need to know about their favorite myths and monsters, as well as plenty of fun trivia to impress their friends.
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From beautiful mermaids and gentle unicorns to fire-breathing dragons and bloodthirsty vampires, mysterious beings and magical beasts appear in stories told all around the world. The Genius Kid’s Guide to Mythical Creatures highlights 20 of these legendary beings, detailing each creature’s appearance and behavior, as well as where and how legends about it began. The text also explores how the stories have changed and developed over time. Readers learn everything they need to know about their favorite myths and monsters, as well as plenty of fun trivia to impress their friends.
Copyright: 2023
Dewey: 597
Page Count: 192
Trim Size: 7 x 9
Rights Territory: Worldwide
Categories:
JUVENILE NONFICTION / Animals / Marine Life
JUVENILE NONFICTION / Animals / Fish
JUVENILE NONFICTION / Reference / Encyclopedias
Ethan Pembroke lives and plays in Alaska. When he’s not fishing with his kids, Pembroke likes to read anything he can get his hands on.
“Animal lovers searching for in-depth information on some of their favorite creatures will find a great resource in the Genius Kid’s Guides series.” — Booklist
“This book would make a great addition to an animal studies unit in any elementary or middle school library or classroom. This nonfiction title would also be beneficial as a resource for a student writing a report. It would also make a great gift for middle grade readers who are interested in sharks.” — Children’s Literature