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Claw The Giant Monkey Chapter Summary

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Beast Quest Claw The Giant Monkey This book is about two kids Tom and Elenna and they run into a beast in the Golden Armour. The beast is found in the Dark Jungle. The beast is called the “Claw the Giant Monkey”. The Claw is a huge monkey with sharp claws and a long tail with a claw on the end of it. The Claw has the ability to climb through trees, and sneak up on his enemies and kill them with his claw on the end of his tail. When Tom and Elenna first meet the Claw there in the Dark Jungle when the Claw tries to kill them with his big dangerous claw. The Claw take’s Elenna to his liar where Tom comes to rescue Elenna. Then calls Ferno the fire dragon to help them defeat the Claw. After the battle, Tom receives The Golden Chainmail. THE END Beast Quest Tagus The Horse-Man …show more content…

Tom has a journey which becomes a quest to help his village. One day a strange force came over the plains of Tom’s village. The force had animals scared running around because there was a brush of fires being sweep through the prairie. The farmers were scared too. A mysterious horseman with a curse spreading as fast as the stampedes. Now that someone has disappeared everyone is scared they would be next. So, Tom and Elenna speed to the plains to stop the mysterious Tagus the Night Mare before he can do any more damage and bring more cures. But Tom ends up in the wrong place at the wrong time and is mistakenly thrown in jail. Elenna gets Tom out of jail. Then they both go get the Horseman before more curses accrue. Tom and Elenna finally find the Horseman and instead of killing him. Tom pulls out his sword and puts it into a horseshoe and shoots it into the air. The horseshoe vanished in the air making Tagus the horseman let out a roar causing the curse to go away. After the curse is gone everything went back to the way it was and tom gets another award the Tagus

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