Book details
Werewolves: Stories of Deadly Shape-shifters (Graphic Tales of the Supernatural)
Description
In 'Werewolves: Stories of Deadly Shape-shifters,' author Gary Jeffrey explores the dark and thrilling world of werewolves through a series of graphic tales. Each story delves into the lore and legend surrounding these fearsome creatures, known for their ability to transform from human to wolf under the light of the full moon. The book combines historical accounts, myths, and imaginative narratives to bring to life the chilling tales of individuals cursed with lycanthropy, their struggles with their dual nature, and the often-tragic consequences of their encounters with unsuspecting humans. The graphic novel format enhances the storytelling with vivid illustrations that capture the horror and suspense inherent in supernatural tales, making it an engaging read for fans of the genre.
Age
10-13
Text complexity
beginner
Length
48 pages
Book in series
#3
Why to read
- Engaging Visual Storytelling: The graphic novel format brings the tales of werewolves to life with vivid illustrations, making the reading experience more immersive and accessible for visual learners.
- Exploration of Mythology: The book delves into the rich lore of werewolves and shape-shifters, offering readers a chance to explore various cultural myths and legends surrounding these supernatural creatures.
- Thrilling Entertainment: With a collection of stories centered around deadly shape-shifters, the book promises to provide suspenseful and thrilling narratives that will keep readers on the edge of their seats.
- Cultural Significance: Understanding the historical and cultural significance of werewolf legends can provide insight into human fears, societal norms, and the way we interpret the concept of the 'other' or the monstrous.