The Very True Legend of the Mongolian Death Worms

Written and illustrated by Sandra Fay

Can misunderstood creatures win hearts despite their fearsome reputation?

3.8 Goodreads · 282 ratings

40 pages· AD610L

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Bookroo's summary

In the Gobi Desert, the misunderstood Mongolian Death Worm family—Beverly, Trevor, Neville, and Kevin—struggle to befriend wary animals. Despite their fearsome appearance, they yearn for acceptance. When disaster looms, will their true nature shine through and save the day? Discover the heartwarming tale of unlikely heroes and the power of friendship.

From the publisher

A funny picture book celebrating the universal truth about wanting to be loved just as you are, fangs and all, inspired by the real-life legend of Mongolian Death Worms. Like the ongoing search for Big Foot and the Loch Ness Monster, scientists have searched the Gobi Desert for these giant worms. Reported sightings claim that their skin is blood red; their fangs razor sharp. The worms are supposedly poisonous and electrifying . . . or are they? In this funny story, we meet the Mongolian Death Worm family: Beverly, Trevor, Neville and Kevin. In spite of their deadly reputation, they’re determined to make nice and win over the other animals. Their overtures of friendship are . . . not reciprocated. But when disaster strikes, it’s the Mongolian Death Worm family to the rescue! With additional information about the legend, this book is perfect for storytime and discussions of legends and science. Perfect for fans of Ben Clanton, Sandra Fay’s The Very True Legend of the Mongolian Death Worms will leave readers of all ages laughing and heartwarmed!

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