A Dignity of Dragons : Collective Nouns for Magical Beasts (Hardcover)

from ebmcc

Beautiful ethereal computer graphics; highly detailed images, something new to look at every time you read it. Not a story, but a series of collective nouns for mythical creatures, includes a description and origin of all creatures in the back. 2nd grade maybe.

from Ethan

I got this to added some ELA into our unit study of monsters and myths, and my monster obsessed kid really liked it. I didn't really care for the art style at all, but the 8 year old didn't seem to mind, and my 5 year old was going “wow! whoa!” every time I turned the page, so I'd say kids might ...

from krmajor

Have you ever rushed to Google to find out what a group of porcupines should be referred to as? Now, you will have to look no further for those answers (for fantasy beings, at least.) In this bestiary, you can find out that a group of sphinx is referred to as a riddle and collection of kracken is...

from SESchend

Yes, it's a children's book. It's well illustrated and just fabulous in terms of introducing kids to a wide variety of monsters and fantastic creatures I'd never encountered much before I discovered D&D. As a handy reference for writers, it's simply a heavily illustrated book for terms of venery....

from SESchend

Yes, it's a children's book. It's well illustrated and just fabulous in terms of introducing kids to a wide variety of monsters and fantastic creatures I'd never encountered much before I discovered D&D. As a handy reference for writers, it's simply a heavily illustrated book for terms of venery....