Title: Fabulous beasts (and where to hide them).
Author: Olivier R. F. Van Gierdeghom.
Editor: Morgane Leblon.
Cover & design: Olivier R. F. Van Gierdeghom.
Keywords: Fantasy, Dragons, Mythical Creatures.
ISBN 9789493427020
€ 12,99
Author: Olivier R. F. Van Gierdeghom.
Editor: Morgane Leblon.
Cover & design: Olivier R. F. Van Gierdeghom.
Keywords: Fantasy, Dragons, Mythical Creatures.
ISBN 9789493427020
€ 12,99
Depot D/2025/15500/03 NUR 334 Fantasy
BISAC FIC009120 FICTION / Fantasy / Dragons & Mythical Creatures
LCCN 2025902726
BISAC FIC009120 FICTION / Fantasy / Dragons & Mythical Creatures
LCCN 2025902726
Discover the Secrets of the Most Marvellous Beasts in the Wizarding World!
Lost in the misty moors, lurking beneath moonlit waves, or hiding in plain sight with a fl ick of invisibility—fabulous beasts are everywhere if you know where they hide. Lucky for you, this book is your key to uncovering them… though
whether that’s a privilege or a peril remains to be seen.
Inside these pages, you’ll meet creatures as majestic as the silver-horned
unicorn, as troublesome as the venomous doxy, and as downright bizarre as the oversized feline with an inconvenient fondness for vanishing behind sofas. You’ll
learn where they hide, what they eat, and—most importantly—how to keep your fi ngers att ached should you ever encounter one.
But beware! Th is book has been entrusted to you for a reason. Th e beasts you
read about are now your responsibility until their former keeper returns (whenever that may be). At the end of this book, you’ll fi nd a hidden passage, and if you dare to follow it, you’ll meet them face-to-face.
So, handle these secrets wisely, mind the fangs, and—for Merlin’s sake—
don’t let the Niffl er near anything shiny.
Lost in the misty moors, lurking beneath moonlit waves, or hiding in plain sight with a fl ick of invisibility—fabulous beasts are everywhere if you know where they hide. Lucky for you, this book is your key to uncovering them… though
whether that’s a privilege or a peril remains to be seen.
Inside these pages, you’ll meet creatures as majestic as the silver-horned
unicorn, as troublesome as the venomous doxy, and as downright bizarre as the oversized feline with an inconvenient fondness for vanishing behind sofas. You’ll
learn where they hide, what they eat, and—most importantly—how to keep your fi ngers att ached should you ever encounter one.
But beware! Th is book has been entrusted to you for a reason. Th e beasts you
read about are now your responsibility until their former keeper returns (whenever that may be). At the end of this book, you’ll fi nd a hidden passage, and if you dare to follow it, you’ll meet them face-to-face.
So, handle these secrets wisely, mind the fangs, and—for Merlin’s sake—
don’t let the Niffl er near anything shiny.
