BOOK REVIEW: Sasquatch by Roxanne Seubert
Question of the Day: Do you think creatures like the Yowie, Yeti, or Sasquatch really exist?
“Sasquatch” is an enthralling book that gripped me from the very beginning to the end. The plot revolves around the legendary Sasquatch, rumored to haunt the Money Creek campground. Many dismiss Yeti and Sasquatch as mere folklore.
Ranger Rick has received multiple reports of a mysterious animal in the woods. Seeking assistance from a hermit named Jones, Rick learns about strange markings on trees. Around the same time, campers have reported their food being raided. Meanwhile, Connor and Penny are camping with their dad. During their search for their missing dog, Dax, Connor stumbles upon a large footprint. When the family returns home without Dax, Connor confides in his friend Darius, who offers to help. Dive into this story to discover what adventures await the kids.
I highly recommend this book for middle grade readers. It’s an engaging and enjoyable read. I particularly loved the characters of Connor and Penny. The plot is refreshing and unique, and it even inspired me to think about going camping. It’s an excellent read for children aged 7-18.
Rating: 5/5
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