Ellen Potter is the award-winning author of many books
for children, including the Olivia Kidney series, Slob, The
Kneebone Boy, and most recently, the Piper Green series. She lives
in Maine.
Felicita Sala is a self-taught illustrator and lives in
Rome.
Sasquatch Hugo and human Boone deal with monsters, stereotypes, and
cultural misunderstandings in the follow-up to Big Foot and Little
Foot (2018). . . The sasquatch humor and heroes' earnestness make
for a compelling story with natural flow, and the turnabout
scenarios in which white Boone operates as a minority among the
sasquatches are thoughtfully done. A lovely story of using empathy
to work through culture clashes.
*Kirkus Reviews*
This satisfying sequel is as relatable as the first, touching on
childhood obsessions, worries, and thrills. A fun romp with
valuable lessons in friendship and forgiveness.
*Booklist*
Potter has once again penned a winner with this sequel to Big Foot
and Little Foot. She includes just the right amount of adventure
and excitement to keep children engaged and wanting to know what
happens next. Her characters are believable and enchanting. The
illustrations are simple but illuminating. VERDICT A successful
installment in a delightful series about friendship and embracing
differences in others.
*School Library Journal*
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