Mothman: Fact or Fiction?
Have you ever heard of the Mothman?
For decades, people have reported seeing a mysterious winged creature with glowing red eyes flying through the night skies near Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Some witnesses described a giant creature with enormous wings, while others believed it may have been a large bird or owl.
But what did people really see?
In this exciting installment of the Mysteries: Fact or Fiction? series, young readers will explore the legend of the Mothman, learn about famous sightings, discover the story behind the Silver Bridge, and investigate the clues that have fascinated mystery lovers for generations.
Filled with engaging illustrations, fun facts, mystery challenges, comprehension questions, and kid-friendly activities, this book encourages children to think critically, ask questions, and explore both facts and legends.
Was Mothman a giant bird?
A creature never discovered by science?
Or simply a legend that grew over time?
The evidence is waiting.
The mystery continues.
What do YOU think?
Perfect for ages 5-10, classrooms, libraries, homeschool programs, and curious young readers who love mysteries, legends, and adventures.
About the AuthorBeth Costanzo, M.Ed., is an award-winning children's author, educator, and publisher with more than 40 years of experience working with young children. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education from Lesley University and a Master's Degree in School Administration from Endicott College.Beth is the creator of The Adventures of Scuba Jack(R) educational series and has written more than 200 books, workbooks, and educational resources designed to inspire a love of learning. Her mission is to make learning fun, engaging, and accessible for children everywhere.When she's not writing, Beth enjoys creating educational videos, developing new learning materials, and exploring exciting mysteries that spark children's curiosity and imagination.Through her books, videos, and activities, Beth encourages young readers to ask questions, think critically, and discover the world around them.