Explore the enchanting realm of mythical beings with "A Natural History of Magical Beasts," a comprehensive guide to magical creatures from across the globe. This beautifully crafted volume boasts a gold-foil-embossed cloth cover, sprayed gold edges, and a ribbon marker, making it a striking addition to any library.
Presented as the journal of a 1920s zoologist, this book delves into the hidden world of unicorns, dragons, centaurs, and griffins. Are these beings mere fabrications, or is there truth to the tales that have captivated us for centuries? This guide seeks to uncover the mysteries of these legendary creatures, providing detailed insights into their lifecycles, behaviours, and how they've remained concealed from human eyes.
Within these pages, readers will encounter a variety of extraordinary creatures, each brought to life with stunning illustrations. Discover the intricate anatomy of a unicorn, the fascinating life cycle of a phoenix, and the elaborate courtship dances of dragons. This book not only reveals the secrets of these mythical creatures but also immerses you in the lore and legends that surround them.
"A Natural History of Magical Beasts" follows in the footsteps of previous titles such as "A Natural History of Fairies" and "A Natural History of Mermaids," and is part of the Folklore Field Guides series. Each volume in this series combines captivating facts with breathtaking artwork, presented in a narrative that engages and delights readers. This guide is a must-have for all who cherish fantasy and the enduring allure of magical creatures
Age: 7-12
Format: Hardcover cloth bound with gold sprayed edges
Publisher: Frances Lincoln Publishers Ltd
