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The Undead: Vampires, Werewolves and Zombies

96 pages of spine-chilling entertainment! Enter the world of vampires, werewolves and learn about their habits, their likes and dislikes, where you will find them, and how to avoid them. Love horror? You will love this exposé of the world of the undead...

96 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2007

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Jim Pipe

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Jim Pipe studied Ancient & Modern History at Oxford University, then spent ten years in publishing before becoming a full-time writer. He has written numerous non-fiction books for children, many on historical subjects. He lives in Dublin, Ireland, with his lovely wife Melissa and his twin sons.

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4,196 reviews877 followers
December 19, 2024
Another highlight in this series. Here you'll learn everything there is to learn about vampires, werewolves and zombies. The patterns of each section are similarly structured with a focus on stories and movies on the topic at the end of the chapter. Besides there is information on golems, revenants, mummies, ghouls and Frankenstein. So many eerie illustrations and pictures. This is all about nightmarish things on a quick view. Highly recommended!
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October 25, 2013
what i thought about the undead book it was really cool becuse it gave you some facts about vampires that they only hunt at night and they lust for human blood to become a vampire you need to be biten by a vampire it wouuld show teeth in ur neck then you were biten then the victim well havea head acem then a fever then a rash then ocma then at night the victim will hunt for its first victim.
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June 17, 2012
Extreemly inaccurate info in some parts, but does go over some of the more unusual folklore.
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