The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim - The Skyrim Library, Vol. II: Man, Mer, and Beast (Skyrim Scrolls): Man and Beast (Skyrim Library: The Elder Scrolls V)

Just received these books today and I am vary impressed and pleased with them. The quality of this book (as with the other two in the series) is really first class and holding them in my hands feels good, almost comforting. The hard-backed covers are thick, well presented with the Skyrim logo embossed on the front, as is the title below that. Inside the front and back covers you'll find a map of Skyrim. The pages themselves are of high quality and thick leaving no bleeding of text through the other side of the page. The text itself is clear, sharp and easy to read. The bonus of these books is that there are many high-quality hand drawings and illustrations within on almost every page.So, what exactly does this book contain? Well, you know those books you often find in the Skyrim game? Well, this three-book series contains every single one of those books, and rather than reading them on your computer/TV screen, you can read them here. Some of you might want to only delve into these books when you find a book in the game, whilst others might want to sit down and read these books from cover to cover. Both ways have their merits. I believe that some of these books are also found in the Morrowind and Oblivion games.This volume is entitled: Volume (II): MER, MAN AND BEASTThe other two volumes are:Volume (I): THE HISTORIESVolume (III): THE ARCANEAre you a serious fan of Skyrim? If yes, then these books are a must have.The contents of this volume is as follows:RACESNords of SkyrimChildren of the SkyNords Arise!Song of the Askelde MenThe Bear of Markarth: The Crimes of Ulfric StormcloakThe Wild ElvesFall of the Snow PrinceThe Dunmer of SkyrimAncestors and the DunmerConfessions of a Dunmer Skooma EaterChildren of the All-MakerDeathbrand: A Pirate's TaleVelehk Sain, Pirate King of the AbeceanThe Five Far StarsWords of the WindThe 'Madmen' of the Reach: A Cultural Treaty on the ForswornMystery of TalaraPallaThe Falmer: A StudyDwarves: The Lost Race of Tamriel: Vol. I: Architecture and DesignsDwarves: The Lost Race of Tamriel: Vol. II: Weapons, Armor, and MachinesMarobar Sul and the Trivialization of the Dwemer in Popular CultureAntecedants of Dwemer LawHanging Gardens of Wasten CoridaleHerbane's Bestiary: Dwarven AutomatonsThe Ruins of Kemel-ZeAncient Tales of the Dwemer I - The Ransom of ZarekAncient Tales of the Dwemer II - The SeedAncient Tales of the Dwemer III - The Importance of WhereAncient Tales of the Dwemer V - The Song of the AlchemistsAncient Tales of the Dwemer VI - ChimarvamidiumAncient Tales of the Dwemer X - The DowryChronicles of NchuleftAhzirr TrajijazaeriThe Tale of Dro'ZiraConfessions of a Khajiit Fur TraderThe True Nature of OrcsThe Pig ChildrenThe Code of Malacath: A Sellsword's Guide to the Orc StrongholdsThe Wraith's Wedding DowryCREATURES AND BEASTSOde to the TundrastridersHerbane's Bestiary: The Ice WraithsThe Wispmother: Two TheoriesGhosts in the StormHerbane's Bestiary: HagravensSkyrim:The Posting of the HuntHarvesting Frostbite Spider VenomChaurus Pie: A RecipeUncommon TasteSurviving a Horker AttackCats of SkyrimLycanthropic Legends of SkyrimExperimentations in the Physicalities of the WerewolfWARFAREMixed Unit Tactics in the Five Years WarKilling - Before You're KilledThe Black ArrowVernaccus and BourlorForge, Hammer, and AnvilBoneThe Axe ManThe Yellow Book of RiddlesThe Red Book of RiddlesThe Legendary ScourgeThe Third DoorFACTIONSThe Rise and Fall of The BladesSongs of the ReturnYngol and the Sea-GhostsGreat Harbingers of the CompanionsA Kiss, Sweet MotherThe Brothers of DarknessThe Night Mother's TruthFall from GloryShadowmarksThe Nightingales: Fact or Fiction?Thief of VirtueChance's FollyThe True Noble's CodeThe Hope of the RedoranFlight from the ThalmorRising Threat

Well here it is - the latest piece of excellence from Bethesda - another Skrim V book.And it doesn't disappoint. Like the rest it has the usual moleskin cover, all the usualsymbols, glyphs and signs we love from the greatest game ever - a gothic-style of writingand a parchment feel to the pages.And this one concerns the creatures, the races, the different beasts - yes, anotherlittle jewel to add to your collection.They are a total no-brainer for me - I love these books. One day I wonder if I will havecollected them all - but by then I'll probably be at leat 100 years old.Fantastic item.

Can't wait to get more. Arrived fast and looks great with my other game books

Not as entertaining as the first one. Mostly short stories that give fragments of information on most races of tamriel. 5 stars for the quality if the print. Nice book to have on a shelf if you are a TES fan.

I already have volume 1 so I had to have volume 2, I'm a huge skyrim fan so is my fiancé. Book looks like it's come straight from the world of skyrim it contains great stories from the hit game

Nice hardback, arrived quickly, great layout and, of course, great stories.BUT the authentic feel is marred by the price and barcode on the back, it looked like it was just on the paper wrap but it's printed on the back too.

This is a great book from a great game if you say other wise you have a low IQ so good luck in life.

Best game ever skyrim. Can be played for one, two or even more years .