The Littlest Bigfoot: The Littlest Bigfoot (Series #1) (Hardcover)

from CurrerBell

I can understand why someone might not care that much for this one - the ending's a bit sappy and the lead-up to a sequel is a bit pushy - but I'll still, and perhaps a bit ungenerously, give it 3½*** for the quite good character of Alice and the excellent character of the spunky Millie. Mmmph, b...

from sgrame

12 yr. old Alice has spent most of her school years being shipped from school to school. With her wild curly hair and larger than typical body, she is an outcast and butt of the jokes wherever she goes. When her parents finally send her to the Experimental Center for Love and Learning, she thinks...

from fingerpost

12-year-old Alice has never fit in. Her wealthy parents have tried sending her to many different types of schools, but they always end in disaster. This year, she is sent to the somewhat hippie-commune like "Experimental Center for Love and Learning." While it doesn't exactly start off great... i...

from DKnight0918

I loved this book. I recommend it for children and adults.

from BillieBook

A slightly scattered plot that maybe needed more chapters from Jeremy's POV to really do what it needed to do, occasionally clunky prose, and far too many good intentions pushing it toward preachiness added up to a swing and a miss for this first middle-grade effort from Weiner. On the plus side,...