Maya Gods and Monsters – Supernatural Stories from the Underworld and Beyond
Author:Carol Karasik
Category:Book
Publisher:Thrums Books/Schiffer Publishing Ltd.
Published: 2016
Description:
Through captivating stories and lush illustrations, Maya Gods and Monsters draws on ancient creation myths and lore of the Maya people and gives life to wild and quirky gods, magical monsters, and creatures beyond strange. Fifteen stories blend the natural and the supernatural into an alluring realm, reflecting the heart and humor of the Maya – one of the greatest civilizations in the New World. Illustrations by Alfonso Huerta
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