Bigfoot Books
There are plenty of Bigfoot books out there but finding them all in one place has never been this easy. From compilations of different creatures to books solely about Bigfoot, you will find them all here both in paperback and digital form.
Boggy Creek: The Legend Is True
EVIL LURKS IN THE SWAMP. When Jennifer's father dies in a horrific accident, she finds herself drawn to his small cabin in the swampy woods of Boggy Creek, Texas. Her vacation with a few friends soon becomes a fight for survival when they discover the terrifying truth behind the legend of Boggy Creek.
The Historical Bigfoot
The Historical Bigfoot covers sightings of Wild Men, Gorillas, Yahoos, and What-Is-It's, from the early 1800s to the 1940s. Before the term "Bigfoot" was coined to signify an unknown species of North American primate, sightings of towering bipedal apes were reported throughout the continent, but called a variety of names. This book compiles and sorts the most significant sightings, but also provides a look at hoaxes, misidentifications, and the influential perspective of newspaper editors as they dealt with reports of a strange hairy manlike ape.
Bigfoot War
Jeff Taylor was an ordinary boy growing up in the small town of Babble Creek, North Carolina, until one night his life was changed forever when a sasquatch brutally murdered his family. Taylor fled the town, hoping to leave the painful memory behind. Years later, after two tours of duty in the Iraq War, he's back in Babble Creek seeking vengeance. Taylor's lust for the blood of the monster that slew his family sets in motion a series of events that soon has the entire town fighting for its life as a tribe of sasquatches descend from the forests and hills into Babble Creek to declare war upon its citizens. Babble Creek is about to find out Bigfoot is very real and there's more than one of the creatures that want to fill the streets with blood.
Destination Truth: Memoirs of a Monster Hunter
Truth is stranger than legend . . . and your journey into both begins here. World adventurer and international monster hunter Josh Gates has careened through nearly 100 countries, investigating frightening myths, chilling cryptozoological legends, and terrifying paranormal phenomena. Now, he invites fans to get a behind-the-scenes look at these breathtaking expeditions. Follow Gates from the inception of the groundbreaking hit show (at the summit of Kilimanjaro) to his hair-raising encounters with dangerous creatures in the most treacherous locations on earth. Among his many adventures, he unearths the flesh-crawling reality of the Mongolian Death Worm, challenges an ancient curse by spending the night in King Tut’s tomb, descends into a centuries-old mine to search for an alien entity in subterranean darkness, pursues ghosts in the radioactive shadow of Chernobyl, and explores sightings of Bigfoot from the leech-infested rain forests of Malaysia to the dizzying heights of the Himalayas. Part journey into the unexplained, part hilarious travelogue, part fascinating look at the making of a reality-based TV show—and featuring never-before-published photographs— this Destination Truth companion takes readers on the supernatural expedition of a lifetime.
SQUATCH
In the 10 years since the advent of the 21st. century, what was supposed to go away had remained. Bigfoot, Sasquatch, or Yeti sightings had not decreased, but were still being reported at an ever-increasing rate. Today, with everyone having cameras on their phones, the digital pictures, though of poor quality, had continued to plague the press and investigators.The same was true of the U.F.O. phenomenon which was even older and researched more in the nineteen sixties by more credible investigators; the U.S. Government with Project Blue Book was supposed to come to some kind of conclusion of this age-old malady. After years of study they surmised that it was all, for the most part, explainable, and therefore without merit. “Project Blue Book” concluded, under extreme pressure from the Government, that reports should be dismissed as either group hysteria or misinterpretations. This was a scam that set the investigations of this world-wide epidemic on its ear, for they suspected that there were no such things as UFO’s or Flying Saucers ( a term coined in 1947 by a civilian pilot named Kenneth Arnold and the press which was highly publicized and occurred on June 24th. 1947 near Mount Rainier Washington). The term UFO which replaced Flying Saucers, was adopted by the media in 1952 as a common reference to anything unknown and of any shape observed flying around in the sky. Be that seen by the human eye or radar, which was then referred to as a bogy or blip. After years of study, “Project Blue Book” convulsed upon itself and regurgitated that;“1. No UFO reported, investigated, and evaluated by the Air Force was ever an indication of threat to our national security;2.there was no evidence submitted to or discovered by the Air Force that sightings categorized as "unidentified" represented technological developments or principles beyond the range of modern scientific knowledge; and3. there was no evidence indicating that sightings categorized as "unidentified" were extraterrestrial vehicles.” (Wikipedia-Project Blue Book)Many new concepts and theories are emerging as to the connectivity between these two phenomena and others, and an overall feeling has developed among many researchers that in some Parallel-Universe way, they are all connected! From foul smelling ape-like creatures; ABSM’s, Yeti’s, Sasquatch, to Fairies, Leprechauns, UFOs, Ghosts, Angels and monstrous Demons, something has, and is, still finding its portal or way into our physical existence. Whether beckoned and intentionally called upon, through ancient rites such as Alchemy and Witchcraft, or just unknowingly stupid actions involving objects such as Ouija Boards and Divining Rods, to naturally occurring Magnetic Anomalies, these things exist, and have both physical and ethereal properties! Notice I did not say they were real. There is a fine line of resolution here that everyone determines differently. Either that or everyone seeing these peculiarities is insane.These are the puzzling questions that investigators have had to grapple with for years. But a new idea is emerging, that quite possibly they do come from the same melting pot and are all inter-dimensionally forged by unknown entities. You be the judge.This is a fictional account of an event that takes place on Mount Hood. Some of the language contained may be vulgar and offensive, but this can happen when three men from Northern Oregon go out to find and hunt down, with much apprehension, what they locally and jovially refer to as SQUATCH.This is copyrighted material and may not be reproduced in any form without the written consent of the author.R.S. LEHNERAug. 5, 2011
Bigfoot War: Frontier
The west was a land of opportunity. It offered the chance of a new beginning and Ray sorely needed one. His dark past would soon be left far behind, but. . . the west also held dangers that no one could have foreseen. The wagon train rolled on, wary of an attack by warring Indians, straight into the den of the beasts. At night, the Sasquatch came seeking blood and the journey west quickly became a struggle for survival.
Sasquatch
When Dylan's father join a Sasquatch-hunting team led by a top big-foot researcher, Dylan feels he has to try to keep him in line. So he joins aging field biologist samuel Johnson on the slopes of Mount Saint Helens, shadowing the hunting party through their walkie-talkies. But Dylan may be in more trouble than he thought -- Mr. Johnson is not the man he seems to be. Even as they are following Dr. Flagg's team, somebody is following Mr.Johnson, and on top of it all, Dylan is beginning to realize that his father may not be so crazy -- maybe, the Sasquatch does exist, and it's closer than Dylan ever guessed. Roland Smith has created another compelling action-adventure novel for young readers.
Bigfoot Cinderrrrrella (Picture Puffins)
In the old growth forest, a dashing Bigfoot prince searches for his Bigfoot princess. Rrrrrella, who also lives in the forest, would be a perfect match. But can she get past her ugly stepsisters to win the prince's heart? Full-color illustrations.
Bigfoot and Other Mysterious Creatures (Crabtree Contact)
Book Details:Format: PaperbackPublication Date: 9/30/2008Pages: 32Reading Level: Age 10 and Up
The Bigfoot Runes
A mysterious cave contains a strange book that leads to a quest with an unusual and scary companion. The stakes? An entire species. “It suddenly struck me what an incongruous team we were—a giant hairy Bigfoot, a somewhat broken-down scraggly human, and a small scruffy dog. I was pretty sure the Canadian Border Patrol had never seen the likes of us—and I hoped they never would.” Rusty Wilson is known as the world's greatest Bigfoot storyteller. Join him for a journey you may never forget!
Zack Files 19: the Boy Who Cried Bigfoot (The Zack Files)
Zack's first trip to sleep-away camp gets a little hairy when legends of a mysterious creature lurking in the woods turn out to be more than just campfire tales. Is it the missing link? Yeti? Sasquatch? Bigfoot?
Rusty Wilson's Hairy Trio of Bigfoot Campfire Stories (Collection #3)
Rusty Wilson’s the kind of guy that if he sees you in town, he’ll buy you lunch. But since Rusty’s rarely in town, instead of buying you lunch, he’d like to give you a huge bargain price on a few of his stories so you can sample the crazy and mysterious world of Bigfoot. These great stories were collected by Rusty from his flyfishing clients around the campfire—and they’re stories you’ll never forget—even if you’d like to!This little ebook has three new tales and two bonus ones from Rusty’s previous books, plus a special sample from a cool Bigfoot mystery—all in all, the equivalent of a 60-page print book.So, even though Rusty’s trying to be generous here, read only if you dare! Or if you want to jump in with both feet and get his full-length books, Rusty has books available as ebooks and also as print books, just do a search on Rusty Wilson Bigfoot. And check out his blog at http://rustybigfoot.blogspot.com/, which also has links to his books.