The Bigfoot Queen

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Author(s)

Jennifer Weiner

Publisher

Aladdin

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Release Date

October 24, 2023

ISBN

978-1481470803

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From #1 New York Times bestselling author Jennifer Weiner comes the third and final book in the “cheerful” (The New York Times Book Review) and “charming” (People) trilogy about friendship, adventure, and celebrating your true self.

Alice Mayfair, Millie Maximus, Jessica Jarvis, and Jeremy Bigelow face their biggest challenge yet when exposure of the sacred, secret world is threatened by a determined foe, someone with a very personal reason to want revenge against the creatures who call themselves the Yare.

The fate of the tribe and its members’ right to live out peacefully in the open is at stake. Impossible decisions are made, friendships are threatened, secrets are revealed, and tremendous courage is required. Alice, her friends, and her frenemies will have to work together and be stronger, smarter, and more accepting than they’ve ever been.

But can some betrayals ever be forgiven?

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The Fate of the Tribe

September 06, 2023

Overall rating

4.3

Plot

4.0

Characters

5.0

Writing Style

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What I liked:
The Bigfoot Queen is the third book in a series about a tribe called the Yare. Don't worry if you did not pick up the first two books in the series when they came out. The author does an incredible job of weaving the previous two books into this final book so you are all up to speed on the events. I thoroughly enjoy this terrific tale that encompasses discussions about bullying and the difficulties people who are different face in a world that doesn't like different. I especially want the fact that this is about Bigfoot, so if you are a big foot believer or nonbeliever, you enjoy the focus of friendship, loyalty, and acceptance with a bit of fantasy humor mixed in.
Final Verdict:
Kids live in this unbelievable world, and we, as adults, know they face these issues of self-confidence, bullying, and not fitting in regularly. We tell them to embrace what makes them unique and stand out, but a book hits them on another level and gives them a safe place to think about these big topics in these make-believe worlds. Books allow kids to see themselves and their characters in the same situations they face and may also give them a way to process them. Books offer the best place to confront fears and challenges cause they can close the book and walk away if need be. Real life does not have that option.