Tales of the Cryptids: Mysterious Creatures That May or May Not Exist (Darby Creek Publishing)

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Online paranormal editor Deena West Budd brings together facts about cryptids from all over the world, both famous and little-known. The study of ghosts, monsters, or UFOs is really a study of the human condition and our belief systems. This book has it all: space walking, epic sports, cute romance, bazooka-fisted bears, and a mysterious monster.

With his extensive experience, Coleman takes a historical, scientific, and personal approach in developing a valid argument for the existence of Bigfoot in North America. W. Ocker not only uncovers the bizarre stories of these creatures, but investigates the ways in which communities have embraced and celebrated their local cryptids. Explore the fascinating world of cryptozoology with this fun guide, filled with eyewitness accounts of 50 cryptids found throughout the world, some of which have been proven real. In the wilted garden are three little dogs that look like corgis, but they whistle like tea kettles, walk backwards, and blow steam out of their mouths. They're currently working on a lesbian cottagecore fantasy novel, and in their free time they make a lot of jam.

Written as Charlotte’s diary entries, this novel explores questions of what the true differences are between wilderness and civilization. Late in 1960, Sir Edmund Hillary, sponsored by the World Book encyclopedia company of Chicago, left on his famous expedition to Nepal in pursuit of the “Abominable Snowman. Finally, convinced that he had discovered the location, he set out for the last time with two companions, one of whom was his eldest son, to destination Z,never to be heard from again.

A 220+ page book filled with information and colourful illustrations of creatures from cryptozoology, folklore, and mythology. For folklore, there are kelpies, selkies, cat sidhes, and grimalkins, along with the dobarchu and the vampiric pumpkin!In the Valleys of the Noble Beyond recounts what he found there, from members of First Nations tribes who recount ancient legends to dedicated scientists. this is the 5th book I have listened to by this author since i discovered him a few weeks ago, none have disappointed and have been enhanced by the brilliant narrator jeff harding. As the hikers’ trip continues, a snowstorm approaches, and they realize they are not as prepared as they should be. The Fisherman is my favorite kind of horror: the kind the combines grief and existential fear alongside some truly terrifying and unnerving scares. The Loch Ness Monster, Bigfoot, the Abominable Snowman -- these are the names of the elusive beasts that have caught the eye and captured the imaginations of people around the world for centuries.