![]() Available in used condition with free US shipping on orders. Lions and tigers and bears, oh my have nothing on Rose. Buy Giants, Monsters, and Dragons: An Encyclopedia of Folklore, Legend, and Myth By Carol Rose. ![]() "synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title. Giants, Monsters, and Dragons - An Encyclopedia of Folklore, Legend, and Myth (Paperback). This illustrated encyclopedia not only identifies and describes individual beasts in their cultural context but also groups them together across cultures and discusses common mythological strands and conceits. � Missipissy, the feared fish serpent of North America's Great Lakes region. � Kurma, the giant tortoise of Hindu myth, whose upper shell forms the heavens and lower part the earth. Just some of the monstrous entourage: � Baku, a benevolent Japanese monster with the body of a horse, the head of a lion, and the legs of a tiger, who helps people by devouring their nightmares. ![]() In these pages you will meet extraordinary beings from Hindu and Navajo religions, Scandinavian tales, Russian folklore, Lithuanian stories, Irish oral history, American tall tales, and Aztec myth. "Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! have nothing on Rose, at home in a thicket of menacing creatures."― Choice We have always conjured up creatures never seen in nature, from flying horses and two-headed birds to fire-breathing dragons and enormous killer skunks, as well as fantastic distortions of our own image, from giants to nubile maidens. ![]()
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