


Children are likely to appreciate the joke." - The New York Times Book Review "Edda is a fresh, funny twist on the kid who can't quite find a groove. underlying emotions will be familiar to many readers." - Publishers Weekly "Negative and positive are balanced, ending on an upbeat tone older siblings everywhere will recognize the challenges inherent in showing unconditional love." - Kirkus Reviews " Upbeat and charming, this makes little siblings seem not so bad." - Booklist Edda : Ezra Jack Keats New Writer Honor Award Winner A CCBC Choice Selection "In his first picture book, Auerbach mingles the two worlds (home and school) unapologetically. He lives with his family in Brooklyn, New York.Monkey Brother :"A strong first pick for storytime or anytime sharing." - School Library Journal "Auerbach's crisp ink outlines and straightforward drawing style bring the same sly humor to this story as they did to his debut. Adams illustrations have appeared on book covers and in numerous print publications, including theNew York TimesandSchool Library Journal. A fantastical feast for the brain and eyes.-SLJ A gallery of strange creatures of lore, from dragons to eaters of gold and dreams.young monster hunters may find some fresh quarry.-Kirkus Reviews About the Author Adam Auerbach is the creator ofThe Three Vikings, Monkey Brother,andEdda: A Little Valkyries First Day of School,which was named an Ezra Jack Keats Honor Book. The stories are highlighted through simple, colorful illustrations in dreamy watercolor and ink. Bookish kiddos will delight in poring over each fact and anecdote in the pages. Review Quotes Praise for Legendary Creatures: An Amazon Best Book of the Month This is a book for nerds, in the most praiseworthy sense of that statement. Including a vast array of fierce monsters, powerful spirits, ancient gods, and helpful beasts, Legendary Creatures is the perfect primer to engage young readers interested in the fascinating world of mythology.

From the vicious three-headed Chimera of ancient Greece to the peaceful Navagunjara of India- a creature made fromparts from nine different animals-to the awe-inspiring dragons of Europe and East Asia, this exciting introduction to mythological creatures celebrates the wondrous beings featured in stories from all over the world. About the Book An imaginative picture book collection featuring twenty mythical creatures drawn from diverse cultural traditions- Book Synopsis A vibrantly illustrated, imaginative picture book featuring mythological creatures drawn from diverse cultural traditions.
