ghouls and ogres

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ghouls and ogres

Shrek

2004
Presents a graphic novel adaptation of the continuing story of the ogre Shrek and his wife, Princess Fiona, following the newlyweds as they travel to meet Fiona's parents.

The tale of Jack Frost

2003
A very little boy with snow-white skin surprises his forest friends by turning the forest into a winter wonderland.

Ogre, ogre

1982
Smash, a half human ogre, finds himself in Xanth coming to the aid of seven assorted females and wondering how all that high-flown conversation can be coming out of his mouth.

Ogres and giants

2005
Presents the history and origin of giants and ogres in the ancient mythology of Greece and Rome, Norse and Scandinavian folklore, and various fairy tales.

The truth about ogres

2011
Provides information about fairy-tale ogres, what they look like, and how they behave, and looks at some well-known ogre stories.

Ogres, trolls, and giants

monster stories
2011
Contains three stories of ogres, trolls, and giants from throughout history, presented in graphic novel form, and includes three additional brief accounts of monsters, as well as background information on the creatures.

Scarum fair

2010
A collection of spooky, illustrated poems for children that describe the ghouls, goblins, and other creepy creatures that haunt the rides at the Scarum Fair.

The potion plan

2004
Shrek, fearing that Fiona regrets marrying an ogre, goes to the fairy godmother's factory in search of a potion to make him handsome.

Giants, trolls, and ogres

2010
Examines the myths, scary tales, and legends surrounding giants, trolls, and ogres, exploring how they are portrayed in various cultures around the world and throughout history.

American Chillers: Ogres of Ohio

2002
Danielle Reed discovers the reason why her new home makes her uneasy when she enters a boarded-up door and finds a place where ogres are plotting to take over Ohio in the first step of a much bigger plan.

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