Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (Paperback)

Written as a Hogwarts textbook, this companion volume catalogues magical creatures rather than telling a story about them. J. K. Rowling published it under the name of its fictional author, Newt Scamander, and the entries are arranged like a reference work, with classifications and short descriptions for each beast. The conceit extends to the presentation, which treats the book as an object taken from inside the wizarding world. Bloomsbury's paperback runs to 128 pages and is marked for readers from roughly eight to sixteen, making it a light companion to the novels rather than a replacement for any of them. What the pages hold: • Creature entries arranged as a reference work, not a narrative • Credited within the wizarding world to Newt Scamander • 128 pages in a Bloomsbury Childrens paperback • Suggested for readers between about eight and sixteen Harry Potter readers building out the wider collection will find this Bloomsbury Childrens edition at Boipoka.