Book Reviews of Encyclopedia of Urban Legends

Encyclopedia of Urban Legends
Encyclopedia of Urban Legends
Author: Jan Harold Brunvand
ISBN-13: 9780393323580
ISBN-10: 0393323587
Publication Date: 11/2002
Pages: 560
Rating:
  • Currently 3.5/5 Stars.
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3.5 stars, based on 28 ratings
Publisher: W. W. Norton Company
Book Type: Paperback
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  • Currently 3.5/5 Stars.
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Have you ever got those creepy chain letters through your email? Or have you ever heard a story so weird that gave you the willies, but you just couldn't swallow it, eventhough the storyteller swears up and down that the event happend to a friend-of-a-friend, cousin, aunt, etc..... Not sure about those stories? Now you can look them up in Urban Legends Encyclopedia. You would be surprised at some of the stories you heard as kids/adults that are totally untrue. This book tells you all about each individual story, where it originated, how it got started, and how long the story has been around. A informative book, even if you only want a good laugh, or maybe spook someone yourself!!!!!
  • Currently 3/5 Stars.
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This book is interesting if you are like me and like to investigate the scarey to the bizzare urban legends throughout the world, throughout the years this is a good one.
  • Currently 4/5 Stars.
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great brief intro to urban legends, written in an encyclopedia style, very interesting and fun.
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This book tells about urban legends, very cool book.
  • Currently 3/5 Stars.
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This is a good reference to urban legends by listing. Just about every one is covered here. The down side is that none are covered in the depth they could have been. It's a good reference guide, though.