a monster used to tell me stories

The monster often told me spooky stories. Like the one about an old haunted house on the edge of a dark forest where strange noises came out at night and a ghostly figure would appear in the attic window.

I don't think you should fully believe them. Monsters might have a different perception of the world and their stories could be a mix of imagination, half - truths, and things they just made up to amuse or scare you. However, there could be some elements of truth hidden in them if you look closely.

One crazy monster story is about the Loch Ness Monster. People claim to have seen a large, long - necked creature in the Loch Ness in Scotland. There are blurry photos and eyewitness accounts. Another is the story of Bigfoot in the forests of North America. It is said to be a large, hairy, ape - like creature that leaves big footprints.

One yeti monster story is about a group of hikers in the Himalayas. They heard strange growls at night. When they woke up in the morning, they found huge footprints in the snow near their campsite. They believed it was the yeti. Another story is that a local villager once saw a hairy, ape - like creature running through the forest. He said it was much taller than a man and very fast.

Thunderbug Monster Stories are a great source of imagination. In these stories, the thunderbugs could be the heroes or the ones causing trouble. Maybe in one story, a thunderbug accidentally awakens an ancient monster. The plot could then unfold with the thunderbug trying to fix its mistake, or it could be a story about a group of thunderbugs that team up to defeat a powerful monster that has been terrorizing their land. There could be elements of mystery too, like not knowing what the monster really wants until the end of the story.

There might be a story of a monster that can change its shape. It disguises itself as different things to protect the magical treasures in its cave. Sometimes it becomes a boulder to hide the entrance, and other times it turns into a tree to blend in with the forest.

There was a mine in the mountains where the miners often talked about a mine monster. This monster was described as having long tentacles and a scaly body. It was said that it would come out at night when the miners were gone. One time, a group of curious young miners decided to stay overnight in the mine to see if they could catch a glimpse of the monster. They set up cameras and hid in a safe place. When they reviewed the footage in the morning, they saw some strange blurry shapes moving in the tunnels. They couldn't be sure if it was the monster or just some tricks of the light, but the mystery of the mine monster continued to be a topic of conversation among them.

There was a monster called Fluffy. Fluffy was a huge, furry monster with big eyes. He loved to dance. One day, he went to the town square and started dancing. At first, the townspeople were scared, but as they watched his comical moves, they began to laugh. Fluffy then taught the children some of his dance steps, and it became a fun day for everyone. Fluffy was no longer a feared monster but a beloved one.

In the mountains of Nepal, there are stories of the Yeti. Locals and some climbers have reported seeing a large, hairy, ape - like creature. Footprints have also been found that are much larger than a human's. Scientists are still debating whether it could be a new species or just a legend based on misidentifications of known animals.

I'm not entirely sure specifically about 'Monster Calls 3 Stories' as it's not a very common title. But generally, in the 'A Monster Calls' story, it often deals with themes like grief, fear, and the power of facing one's inner demons. Maybe these three stories expand on those themes in different ways.