Barbara Cox

Scott Forbes

Discusses different myths and legends related to death and the afterlife, including zombies, hellhounds, and onis.

Beyond the Grave

Ghoulish beings are just waiting to pop out of this book, which is chock full of terrifying tales of demons, headless horsemen, and more. With zombies becoming increasingly popular on TV and at the movies, readers will love learning about the origin of the "undead." And since many fantasy creatures come from mythologies around the world, this book, with its hair-raising illustrations and photographs, is a fun exploration of various cultures as well as the just plain spooky!

Everyone knows about nightmares, but they might not know that a "night mare" is a demon in Norse mythology that sits on a person's chest and makes them have frightening dreams. That's pretty scary! Readers will be thrilled to learn about more supernatural beings known to haunt homes and terrify people, such as poltergeists and even vampires. The only things spookier than these tales are the imaginative illustrations that make these creatures seem almost real.

Haunted Homes

﻿ We are all instilled with principles, passed down through generations, that guide our feelings and behaviors. Women often feel immense pressure to live up to preconceived standards when taking on the roles of wife, partner or mother. The drive to meet expectations can lead to a sense of lost individuality and feelings of isolation and invisibility. This book serves as a guide through the “muse process,” which encourages women to explore their innate feminine power to reach their full potential and create a happier, healthier life.

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