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Millie is too loud,\nAlice is too strong,
\nIf their families only understood them…<\/p>\n
Millie is too loud,
\nAlice is too strong,
\nIf their families only understood them…<\/p>\n
The woods outside Standish hide the Yare beings from no-fur humans, until an experiential school moves in just across the lake, close enough that Millie can hear young teen voices, ones that the tiniest Bigfoot<\/a> would love to meet and sing with…<\/p>\n Read an excerpt from The Littlest Bigfoot<\/em> at USA Today<\/em> here<\/a> to see why Alice is sure that her eighth school in 8 years will be not-so-good – of course, she doesn’t know that she’ll meet Millie soon!<\/p>\n Be sure to visit the book’s wonderful website<\/a> to explore the world that Millie, Alice, and Bigfoot-hunting Jeremy share.<\/p>\n Share your unexpected friendship in the comments, please! Book info<\/strong>: The\u00a0Littlest Bigfoot (Littlest Bigfoot, book 1) \/ Jennifer Weiner. Aladdin, 2016. [author site<\/a>]\u00a0 [publisher site<\/a>]\u00a0 [book trailer<\/a>] Review copy and cover image courtesy of the publisher.<\/p>\n My book talk<\/strong>: Sent away to untraditional school, Alice just wants to make a friend, but the 13 year old New Yorker never imagined that she’d meet petite Millie, a little Bigfoot with a big singing voice, or be chased by Bigfoot-hunting Jeremy from the nearby middle school, or find a way to stand up to bullying once and for all.<\/p>\n
\n**kmm<\/p>\n