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Join fanged fiends and other creatures of the night for some 3-D fun! With the enclosed glasses, a host of vampires, monsters, and other playful ghouls will pop right off the page.
The aliens are here, and they're feeling a little lost. Put on the enclosed 3-D glasses and have fun guiding them around and watching these colorful labyrinths pop right off the page.
Join a daring crew of treasure hunters and head for where the action pops right off the page! Includes 3-D glasses that make the colorful labyrinths leap into vivid life. Solutions.
These friendly "bots" need your guidance, and when you put on the enclosed 3-D glasses, the twisting, turning paths of their colorful labyrinths will spring right off the page! Solutions.
Fun-loving, bloodthirsty creatures await your guidance in more than 30 mazes. Lead a sleepy vampire to his coffin, escort a lost monster through a graveyard, and solve other fiendish challenges.
The interest of some children in vampires has led to the design of this book In this book, children will solve different mazes Make your children happy by buying this book, from fantasy to fun
Contains all three Vampire Sorceress urban fantasy novels: "The Vampire Sword," "The Vampire War," and "The Vampire Flame."
Vampire Hunter D continues his quest to overcome the interstellar evil brought to Earth by the ultimate Noble, the terrifying renegade vampire Valcua! Wielding a sword that can cut through the fabric of space and time, Valcua has a score to settle with the bloodline of humans responsible for his exile. The family has enlisted D to protect them from Valcua's wrath, and the Vampire Hunter might be their only chance at survival.
A look at the forgotten ancestors of the modern-day vampire, many of which have very different characteristics • Looks at the many ancestoral forms of the modern vampire, including shroud eaters, appesarts, and stafi • Presents evidence for the reality of this phenomenon from pre-19th-century newspaper articles and judicial records Of all forms taken by the undead, the vampire wields the most powerful pull on the modern imagination. But the countless movies and books inspired by this child of the night who has a predilection for human blood are based on incidents recorded as fact in newspapers and judicial archives in the centuries preceding the works of Bram Stoker and other writers. Digging through these forgotten records, Claude Lecouteux unearths a very different figure of the vampire in the many accounts of individuals who reportedly would return from their graves to attack the living. These ancestors of the modern vampire were not all blood suckers; they included shroud eaters, appesarts, nightmares, and the curious figure of the stafia, whose origin is a result of masons secretly interring the shadow of a living human being in the wall of a building under construction. As Lecouteux shows, the belief in vampires predates ancient Roman times, which abounded with lamia, stirges, and ghouls. Discarding the tacked together explanations of modern science for these inexplicable phenomena, the author looks back to another folk belief that has come down through the centuries like that of the undead: the existence of multiple souls in every individual, not all of which are able to move on to the next world after death.
In every generation, there is a Chosen One. A slayer destined to protect the human race. She alone must fight the demons of hell. She alone must risk her life to stop the spread of evil. Buffy is the Chosen One. A night at the fair becomes a night of terror for Buffy and her friends when their personalities start matching the amusements in the park in Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Carnival of Souls. In One Thing or Your Mother, Buffy must face a fear worse than her typical demon: children. In Blooded, Willow accidentally turns her body into a vessel for the spirit of an ancient warrior—and he’s out for revenge.