Best Seller
Hardcover
$21.99
Available on Jun 08, 2027 | 192 Pages
Take a walk on the wild side in this globe-trotting collection of monster myths from the beloved Nat Geo Kids series Greeking Out—full of creepy creatures, sly shape-shifters, misunderstood monsters, and more!
The team behind the chart-topping Greeking Out podcast and New York Times bestselling book series brings you 20 unforgettable tales of mythical mayhem from ancient Greece and cultures around the world.
Ever wondered why Baba Yaga would fly through the forest on a bucket? Or how Medusa’s hair got like that? Curious which snake is the coolest in all of world mythology? This exciting book from Nat Geo Kids is your chance to find out! Along the way, you’ll discover the fun facts, real-world connections, and deeper meanings behind these timeless tales, all delivered with the signature wit and wisdom of the Oracle of Wi-Fi.
With vibrant illustrations and Greeking Out‘s signature mix of thrills and laughs, this collection shows us that monsters aren’t always what they seem (… though sometimes they do just want to swallow you and your whole village).
The team behind the chart-topping Greeking Out podcast and New York Times bestselling book series brings you 20 unforgettable tales of mythical mayhem from ancient Greece and cultures around the world.
Ever wondered why Baba Yaga would fly through the forest on a bucket? Or how Medusa’s hair got like that? Curious which snake is the coolest in all of world mythology? This exciting book from Nat Geo Kids is your chance to find out! Along the way, you’ll discover the fun facts, real-world connections, and deeper meanings behind these timeless tales, all delivered with the signature wit and wisdom of the Oracle of Wi-Fi.
With vibrant illustrations and Greeking Out‘s signature mix of thrills and laughs, this collection shows us that monsters aren’t always what they seem (… though sometimes they do just want to swallow you and your whole village).
Illustrator
Javier Espila
Javier Espila is a Spanish illustrator who has been devouring cartoons ever since he was old enough to sit upright in front of the TV. This had the unfortunate consequence of causing serious inflammation of the brain, rendering him unsuitable for any job that required him to lift anything heavier than a pencil. In recent years, his condition has deteriorated, and he is now forced to write absurd and fantastic stories to alleviate the constant pressure on his skull.He lives with his wife and his two daughters, who help him by alternating cartoons with video games.
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