Monsterology: The Complete Book of Fabulous Beasts: The Complete Book of Monstrous Creatures

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Each of the books is given a fictional "author", and purport to be "lost" journals of fictional investigators. Space Elves: The Tauricans in Alienology resemble graceful, white-haired humanoids with pale green skin.

Deconstructed— Lubber notes that the more extravagant pirate dress makes them easier to recognize as pirates.This book is not to be and should not be mixed up with the actual monster book from Harry Potter, that may eat little fingers; this book can answer, do monstrous krakens really lurk below the deep ocean waves? Apprentice crafters can obtain a recipe for a basic monstrodome for 25,000 Gold from Felicia Worthington in Marleybone. He has written a large number of books, including Mythical Mazes, Scary Fairies, An Accidental Christmas, Just One More Story and The Night Tiger among others. Knuckers are serpentine dragons with vestigial wings who inhabit wells and deep pools, are highly poisonous, cannot speak, and resemble dragons from medieval European folklore more than any other variety in the books.

Throughout the books, he also expresses skepticism on the subject of dinosaurs, which he describes as "rather improbable creatures", although he accepts their former existence in Monsterology. Conversely, they can't breathe air for long and Ernest Drake muses that an "overwater suit" could be designed to allow them to travel on land. Medusa: Gorgons, native to Europe, Africa and the Americas, resemble human women with huge, batlike wings and snakelike hair. Most importantly, this site is for the use and enjoyment of all children, parents, guardians, carers and teachers who are involved in LiteracyWAGOLL. Pages are clean and unmarred, No writing, No highlighting, No marks No underlining, No smudges on any of the pages.There are also pseudo-dragons, creatures similar to but distinct from true dragons, such as basilisks and cockatrices, phoenixes and Sea Serpents. Dressed to Plunder: Many of the pirate outfits that Pirateology displays carry some variations on the classic pirate look. Governor General’s Award-winner Arthur Slade has gathered together fifteen scary critters, ranging from Dracula to Golem, from Frankenstein to Baba Yaga and even a zombie. They have been very popular in sales; the first book, Dragonology, remained on the New York Times ' children's bestsellers list for 76 weeks.