In The Monster in the Garden, Luke Morgan develops a new conceptual model of Renaissance landscape design, arguing that the monster was a key figure in Renaissance culture and that the incorporation of the monstrous into gardens was not incidental but an essential feature.

Welcome to an exciting and challenging mystery book for young children. Katie Kool, the canine sleuth extrordinare, and Daisy Duzz, her clever side-kick, will take you on an adventure in their very own back yard where a threatening cry is coming from the garden shed. Who or what is in the garden shed? Why is it making those loud, terrifying cries? Come along and meet all of the animals and bugs that help Katie Kool and Daisy Duzz unravel the mystery. See if you can guess what's in the garden shed before anyone else does so. Perhaps you are a clever sleuth as well. Let's find out.

Using a tissue sample she believes is from one of her father's experiments in genetic engineering, Frankie accidentally creates a baby monster, which begins to grow at an alarming rate.

Since the birth of the Yinyang Continent, the two races of Yin and Yang had been born and bred. The Yang Race possessed the attribute of 'goodness', and possessed all sorts of superpowers to defend their 'goodness'. The attribute of the Yin Clan was' evil '. Demons, demons, ghosts, and other creatures belonged to it. They wanted to enslave the Yang Clan and control the entire continent. A youth who had comprehended 'creating from nothing' from the 'Classic of Virtue' was not tolerated by the current Heavenly Dao and had his body destroyed. His soul, by chance and coincidence, was taken in by the Yinyang Continent and reborn into the body of an ordinary Yang Clan youth. None: "The Yang race is good, forsaken by the Evil God; the Yin race is evil, born of the Good God. Tell me what is evil and what is good? " Close]

A collection of humorous riddles about monsters.