monsters in literature

"From Acromantulas to Thestrals, this beautiful book details every monster, beast or creature that has ever appeared in any official Harry Potter film, book or theatrical production. Readers will find more than 200 fascinating, magical creatures in all, with each entry providing a number of important classifications, including first appearance in Harry Potter lore, location, disposition, physical appearance, attack abilities, defenses and intriguing story facts. Readers will also find rich descriptions for each entry, detailing each creature's history (or biography, in the case of specific creature characters), habitat and impact on the various stories from throughout the Wizarding World"--Publisher's description.

Contains ten essays that provide a variety of perspectives on the nineteenth-century novel, "Frankenstein," discussing issues of sexuality, race, class, science, language, and identity; and includes explanatory notes, and a selective guide to further reading.

Contains essays that examine bioethical issues related to Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein," and describe the life and accomplishments of Mary Shelley, as well as her actual knowledge of science, her inspiration for the character of Victor Frankenstein, and other related topics.

Contains illustrated, step-by-step instructions for drawing six different monsters, and includes tips on materials and techniques.

The Frankenstein monster was dreamt up over 200 years ago, and the story still haunts people today. Learn more about how this creepy monster was made in a science lab.

Explore the history and legend of the Frankenstein monster and its role in television.

Explores the history of the mummy, including the movie adaptations.

Explores the history of the invisible man, including the movie adaptations.

"Focuses on Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde and gives information related to their origin, Hollywood influence, and legacy"--Provided by publisher.

Explores the history of the wolf man, including the movie adaptations.