The Littlest Bigfoot

Jennifer Weiner

Twelve-year-old Alice Mayfield feels invisible at home and out of place at boarding school—until she discovers a hidden world where humans and mythical creatures live side by side. There, she forms an unlikely friendship with a young Bigfoot whose own family struggles make her feel understood for the first time. Together, the girls embark on an adventure that challenges what they believe about belonging, courage, and the meaning of family. Warm, imaginative, and heartfelt, this gentle fantasy celebrates friendship, self-discovery, and the strength found in being different.

Jennifer Weiner

When a young sasquatch leaves the wilderness for the dazzling—and bewildering—streets of New York City, an unexpected friendship helps bridge the divide between two very different worlds. As human and Bigfoot kids navigate new surroundings, complicated feelings, and the pressures of fitting in, they discover that being different can be both a challenge and a strength. Blending playful fantasy with the emotional realities of middle-grade life, this warm, adventurous story explores friendship, identity, family, and belonging without losing sight of the fun of a Bigfoot in the big city.

Jennifer Weiner

When the hidden world of the Bigfoot is endangered by an enemy driven by personal vengeance, four unlikely allies are drawn together: Alice, Millie, Jessica, and Jeremy. Told through their alternating perspectives, the story follows their race to protect a secret unlike anything they have known and to uncover the forces threatening it. Blending adventure, mystery, and heartfelt character drama, this compelling tale explores courage, loyalty, and the power of working together across seemingly impossible divides.