All Children’s / Teenage general interest: Supernatural and mythological creatures Titles

Supernatural and mythological creatures have always been a popular subject for children's books. From the tales of ancient mythology to modern urban fantasy, there is an endless supply of fascinating and fantastical creatures to capture the imaginati Supernatural and mythological creatures have always been a popular subject for children's books. From the tales of ancient mythology to modern urban fantasy, there is an endless supply of fascinating and fantastical creatures to capture the imaginations of young readers. Audiobooks about supernatural and mythological creatures can take many different forms. Some may be picture audiobooks with vivid illustrations, while others may be chapter audiobooks with more complex stories and characters. There are also non-fiction audiobooks that delve into the history and lore behind these creatures. One popular example of a children's audiobook about supernatural creatures is "Percy Jackson and the Olympians" series by Rick Riordan. These audiobooks follow the adventures of a young boy who discovers that he is actually a demigod, the child of a human and a Greek god. Throughout the series, he encounters a wide variety of mythical creatures from Greek mythology, including centaurs, satyrs, and minotaurs. Another popular series is "Harry Potter" by J.K. Rowling. While not strictly about mythological creatures, the audiobooks do include a wide variety of supernatural creatures, including goblins, dragons, and werewolves. The creatures in these audiobooks are often depicted as complex and nuanced, with their own distinct personalities and motivations. For younger children, there are also audiobooks like "Where the Wild Things Are" by Maurice Sendak, which features a young boy who journeys to an island inhabited by giant, wild creatures. The creatures are imaginative and whimsical, and the story explores themes of imagination and adventure. Non-fiction audiobooks about mythological creatures can also be a great way to introduce children to the history and mythology behind these creatures. One example is "D'Aulaires' Audiobook of Greek Myths," which tells the stories of the Greek gods and their various exploits. The audiobook includes vivid illustrations and is written in an accessible and engaging style that is perfect for young readers. Overall, audiobooks about supernatural and mythological creatures can be a great way to spark children's imaginations and introduce them to the rich history and mythology of different cultures. From dragons to unicorns, there is no shortage of fascinating and fantastical creatures to explore.

Mermaid Academy: Aurora and Jewel

Julie Sykes and Linda Chapman

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Jamie Littler

Raya and the Last Dragon

Disney Press

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Michael Morpurgo

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Adam Guillain, Charlotte Guillain, Matt Lucas, Dorothy Edwards, Michael Morpurgo, Rachel Bright, Barry Timms, Alan Snow, Timothy Knapman and Arnold Lobel