By I read many wonderful beasts books.
I read many fantastic beasts books.
I’m sure there are many more fantastic beasts books out there. But for now, I’m going to show you some of my favorite.
You can read more about a lot of these great beasts books on our blog, but I encourage you to read our own review of the great beasts book by Danse Macabre.
Not only does Danse Macabre have a great beasts book, but she also wrote the bestselling classic book, The Beast Book. For those of you who’ve never read this, it’s an incredible treasure chest of information about all the creatures that have ever lived, from all over the universe. I read it when I was a freshman in college and loved it so much that I still have it on my shelf, and I just love it.
To understand all the variety and beauty of the universe, you have to delve into its many different species. Danse Macabre has done just that, and she has a great blog that you can go to if you’re interested in all the details. I haven’t read the book, but I am an avid reader and lover of all things macabre.
The book is a collection of essays and short stories about all the various creatures that have ever lived, from all over the universe. It’s an excellent read, and I can’t wait to find out what happens to these monsters when they are brought back to life for a few short moments.
I think one of the things that makes Danse Macabre a brilliant writer is that she also knows that she’s got a story to tell. So all the creatures, from the giant eels to the giant squid to the giant bug, are all just waiting for her to write about them and bring them to life in a way that is as beautiful and horrific as they are.
Although I think Danse Macabre’s writing is quite fantastic (in a similar vein to her previous work), I think she also did her best to avoid the same mistakes that I made in my own writing. So for example, I often use the same plot device over and over again (like the plot device of the giant eel in the giant squid, the giant eel comes back and eats the giant squid).
