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The book presents a series of engaging and illustrated stories about werewolves for a juvenile audience. It blends ancient myths, modern tales, and historical documentation with full‑color photographs and vivid drawings. The narrative invites children to learn about the origins of the werewolf legend while enjoying thrilling, spine‑tingling stories that keep them entertained and informed.
First publish date: 2006
Genre: Horror/Supernatural Horror
Authors: Jim Pipe
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