Who can Henry trust? 

Dad didn’t tell Henry anything.
When Henry lands in Oregon, all he knows is that it’s not New York City. He doesn’t expect the trees, the wide open spaces, or the boredom. So. Much. Boredom.

And now, Dad wants him to go to summer camp? 

No way.

But Henry doesn’t have a choice. Off he goes, and at least the counselors seem nice. Maybe this won’t be so terrible. 

Until the screams.

All day and all night. Henry hears them, but why doesn’t anyone else?

Something is out there in the forest. Watching Henry. He can feel rising danger, and it’s  getting closer. 

It’s a monster. Henry knows it.  

But monsters aren’t real. Right? 

CAMP BIGFOOT is a middle grade novel perfect for readers eight and up, especially those who love spooky tales about kids who save the day. This coming of age tale is also the perfect read aloud and is ideal for kids facing big changes. From a long-time educator and bigfoot enthusiast and packed with humor, heart, and a hero to cheer for.