Issue 1 - Water 

Are you still curious about gargoyles?

Explore the following books and websites!

Nonfiction Books

Dussling, Jennifer. Gargoyles: Monsters in Stone. New York, NY: Grosset & Dunlap, 1999. 
This illustrated, easy-to-read book for children introduces the reader to gargoyles from medieval times to the present.

Gasch, Wendy True. Guide to Gargoyles and Other Grotesques. Washington, DC: Cathedral Guidebooks, 2003.
This excellent resource includes information about the history and purpose of gargoyles and provides a photographic tour and narrative describing the 112 gargoyles that reside at the National Cathedral.

Fiction Books

Bunting, Eve. Night of the Gargoyles. Clarion Books, 1994.
The secret life of gargoyles is revealed when they  leave their perches atop  a museum,  flying through the night sky. Told in rhyme and illustrated in black and white, this slightly scary picture book creates a sense of mystery.

Pilkey, Dav. God Bless the Gargoyles. New York, NY: Voyager Books, 1999
In this rhyming picture book, gargoyles who are sad and lonely because people fear them are visited by guardian angels who fly with them over the earth and leave them with special blessings.