I found these two charts online. They list some legendary and mythological creatures and monsters who might appear in one of your stories or books one day.
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I found these two charts online. They list some legendary and mythological creatures and monsters who might appear in one of your stories or books one day.
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beetleypete 
Looks interesting. I will see if there are similar monsters to Charles Yallowitz’s findings. 😉 Looking out of the windows here i see so much mysterious things, if there also will stroll a monster it would make a positive impact. Lol xx Michael
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I’m sure you have lots of mythical monsters in Germany, Michael. The Black Forest must be full of them.
Best wishes, Pete.
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who knew? good to be aware)
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They could be useful for writers, Beth. Might entertain your kids too. 🙂
(Well, the less scary ones…)
Best wishes, Pete.
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yes, to both –
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Are you sure they are mythical? 🙂 Warmest regards, Theo
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I have seen a few people who looked like them, to be honest. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Me too! Warmest regards, Theo
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Some scary looking creatures!
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Mythology always had those, to frighten the ignorant. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Thank you for sharing the charts.
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It might be useful for some writers, Molly.
Best wishes, Pete.
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(1) Aw, Shucks! That ain’t good!
(2) I don’t want to make a mountain out of a molehill, but I’d advise everyone to stay away from the Alps!
(3) It was Old Jersey until that devil came along!
(4) Jenny Greenteeth needs to change toothpaste!
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You were in very quickly with this one! 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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