Mitska čudovišta: Zmajevi i zmije

Mitska čudovišta: Zmajevi i zmije

Gerrie Mccall, Lisa Regan

The book presents twenty dragons and snakes from ancient legends, myths and popular stories.

Maps and illustrations introduce us to the origin and appearance of these terrifying creatures - like the dragon of St. Jurja, Gorinič, Javzahr, the kraken, Ladon, the Norwegian cuckoo, Smaug, the lucky dragon or the snake Jormungand, and we get more detailed knowledge about them by stating interesting facts about their characteristics and events in which they participated, and through summaries of stories and legends in which appear. There is a glossary and index as well as lists of books and websites that contain additional information.

Original title
Dragons and serpents
Translation
Duško Čavić
Editor
Robert Mlinarec
Dimensions
26 x 20 cm
Pages
48
Publisher
Egmont, Zagreb, 2012.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
Language: Croatian.
ISBN
978-9-53130-778-9

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