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|  | | The Bigfoot Paradox
Middle grades novel about one boy's search for Bigfoot.
Onion Weed, Tennessee, population 839—or more if you count the bigfoots living in the woods, and all of the bigfoot hunters that have invaded the town searching for the creatures.
J.T. Meeks is a shy 12-year-old kid who has always been interested in finding a bigfoot. When he gets mixed up with Billy Matrix, the self-proclaimed authority on the "North American Bipedal Great Ape", things get interesting—and dangerous.
How will J.T. find his place in this world of bigfoot hunting—a world filled with telepathic psychics, vicious hunters, know-it-all anthropologists, spiritual | |  | | The Bigfoot Rebellion
The exciting follow-up to The Bigfoot Paradox.
People vanishing from the forest without a trace. Reports of large, hairy beasts stalking hikers and campers. Sensationalist news shows blame it all on bigfoots, but J.T. Meeks doesn't believe it. After all, these are the same gentle creatures that befriended him and immersed him in an esoteric world of long-held secrets. He's on a mission to find out the truth, and only hopes he makes it to "Ground Zero" before famed bigfoot hunter, Billy Matrix, arrives. Join J.T. as he traverses time and space, joins up with other colorful characters along the way, and discovers his "gift" as he tries to sa |
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Epiworld
by Tracey Morait
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 Britain 2099: people with disease and disabilities are not tolerated. When Travis is discovered to have epilepsy, he is put away in one of the feared institutions. Then he discovers his seizures are powerful enough to send him back in time, and that' |
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