Introduces the octopus and squid, their habits, physical appearance, and predators and prey.

Contrasts the monster-creating escapades of mad scientists such as Frankenstein, Moreau, and Jekyll with the methods used by real scientists who try to help, not hurt, the world.

Digivices transport seven very different children--Tai, Izzy, Mimi, Sora, Matt, TK, and Joe--from summer camp to the Digital World. There, they are befriended by small digital monsters called Digimon. Each child is accompanied by his or her own Digimon--Tai (Koromon), Izzy (Motimon), Mimi (Tanemon), Sora (Yokomon), Matt (Tsunomon), TK (Tokomon), and Joe (Pitchmon). In times of need, the seven Digimons digivolve into various manifestations, from Agumon...

Examines the myth of Medusa and the hero who beheaded her.

Discusses the origin of werewolves both real and imaginary.

"Describes the history and myths of mummies, their features, and their place in popular culture"--Provided by publisher.

"Describes the history and myths of vampires, their features, and their place in popular culture"--Provided by publisher.

"A brief explanation of the legendary monsters called zombies, including their development through history and their use in popular culture"--Provided by publisher.