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Reviewed by Carol Thompson for Readers' Favorite
Bigfoot: A Weird Canadian Tale by H.M. Richardson is a delightful and quirky story that takes readers on an adventurous journey in the Canadian wilderness. The tale revolves around a small town, Derby, whose peace is disturbed by the arrival of a Bigfoot named Fog. The narrative follows the protagonist, John Ross, as he faces off with Fog to protect his beloved Ellen, leading to a series of humorous and magical encounters. Amber Richardson's illustrations beautifully complement the story, evoking the charm and nostalgia of classic fairytales. Her artwork recalls the style of traditional folklore, with detailed linework and a whimsical touch that transports readers to a world where magical creatures and enchanted forests feel real and tangible. The visuals enhance the narrative by capturing the old-world atmosphere reminiscent of long-ago tales, where adventure and danger lurked around every corner.
H.M. Richardson’s storytelling combines humor, folklore, and a touch of romance, making for a charming read that will appeal to children and adults alike. The whimsical plot and timeless themes of bravery and love are presented in a setting that’s authentic and rooted in Canadian culture while the characters’ relatable struggles add depth to the fantastical elements. The book’s playful tone and enchanting illustrations create a delightful blend of humor, magic, and folklore that is fresh and familiar. Bigfoot: A Weird Canadian Tale is a captivating read for anyone who enjoys a good adventure, offering a story that should passed down through generations. It's a cute story for classroom reading too!
