Bigfoot boy

de J. Torres

Ten-year-old city boy Rufus is staying at his grandmother's house on the edge of a forest for a few days without his parents. Grammy's idea of fun is prune juice and soap operas, so Rufus decides to explore the woods. He meets a girl named Penny, but she's as friendly as a rock. Her older sister, Aurora, tells Rufus Penny's friendlier than she seems, so he doesn't give up on her. When looking for her in the woods, Rufus finds a glowing necklace in a tree. After reading the word on the back, he turns into Bigfoot! Not only is he big, red and hairy, but he can also talk to animals. Sidney the flying squirrel helps him get home. There's danger in the forest as well as magic, and when Penny disappears, Rufus and Sidney use the totem to effect a rescue. Rufus is bored at his grammy's house in the country, but when he follows a girl into the woods and finds a totem in a hollowed-out tree, things become interesting, especially when he reads the word etched into the magical talisman: "Sasquatch." Book #1