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Classic Werewolf Stories

Charlotte F. Otten

3/5 ( ratings)

What kind of monster is it that is both human and canine? It is one of the most fearful mythical beasts of all -- the werewolf Now midgraders can explore the lore of these captivating creatures with this hair-raising collection of gruesome tales.
-- Features the work of literary legends ranging from Ovid to Eugene Field
-- Includes fascinating introductions about each author and an informative glossary
-- Each eerie entry is enhanced by a bloodcurdling black-line illustration

Language: English

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Lowell House

Release: May 13, 2022

ISBN: 1565657136

ISBN 13: 9781565657137

Classic Werewolf Stories

Charlotte F. Otten

3/5 ( ratings)

What kind of monster is it that is both human and canine? It is one of the most fearful mythical beasts of all -- the werewolf Now midgraders can explore the lore of these captivating creatures with this hair-raising collection of gruesome tales.
-- Features the work of literary legends ranging from Ovid to Eugene Field
-- Includes fascinating introductions about each author and an informative glossary
-- Each eerie entry is enhanced by a bloodcurdling black-line illustration

Language: English

Format: Paperback

Publisher: Lowell House

Release: May 13, 2022

ISBN: 1565657136

ISBN 13: 9781565657137

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