The Littlest Bigfoot (1) Paperback – August 1, 2017

I liked this book. I am an adult reader of stellar juvenile fiction and I would put this book in that category. On the good side, the story was certainly unique as were all of the characters. I did think the author was a little heavy handed with the "moral" - she mentions NUMEROUS times and in numerous ways that it is a lonely business being bullied because you are different and that bullying others shouldn't be done. Fortunately, the plot carried the burden of the moral well enough. I didn't realize that this was potentially a series book until the last paragraph - (spoiler alert) someone who is not the bigfoot has non-human blood. Hmmmm! It is a testament to how much I liked the book that I immediately started trying to find the sequel. PS: there is a human in the book who has a tail! Try figuring that out as you go along and see if you can guess who it is before the secret is revealed.

I always was interested in the tale of bigfoot and if it was real growing up. This story renewed my childhood interest and perhaps reminded me of some fears I'd had. But what the author really brought to light, is how everyone is different and shouldn't be ridiculed because of it. The friendship between Alice and Millie is definitely worth the read!

Loved this story about two "misfits." I am hoping that this is a series, because the ending leaves you wondering what is going to happen next.

My daughter and I enjoyed reading this book aloud to one another.

This a really good book I have to write twenty words so here we go already thank you that’s all

My daughter loves this book and its sequel. Too bad there arn't any more...

Gave this to my 10 year old daughter for Christmas. She enjoyed the book very much. She has already read it and it's mid January.

Cute book. I had a hard time getting into it but once it gets going its a book with a message about everyone being different.

Good buy, granddaughter loved it

So far a good read