The Complete Guide to Bigfoot

Accounts, Evidence, and Critical Inquiries

By: Gary J. Green

Narrated by: Morgan Lillich

Is Bigfoot real or simply folklore? If this creature, which has been sighted by so many people across the world, is real, why is there a lack of absolute physical proof? Examine the sightings and evidence. Hear from first-hand observers and discover the rich history on the subject. See the full evidence and decide for yourself.

©2016 Paul Ibbetson (P)2016 Paul Ibbetson

love the topic

Really liked the topic of the book and i love the information in it just wish it was longer.

Not a book, more like a podcast

This is the worst book I've reviewed so far.
It's just not really interesting, and there doesn't seem to be much of a research on the subject (maybe a light wikipedia one) - but hey it's only half an hour, so...
It's not even funny, so I can't really recommend. Unless you are a really bigfoot lover, and everything about it sounds good to you.

Mostly accurate information

The book has mostly accurate information but some of it is wrong. The narrator destroys the narration because he sounds to comical. Sad but true. I received this review copy at my request and I am voluntarily leaving an honest review.

Bigfoot

At the length of 28 minutes, I wouldn't call this "The Complete Guide to Bigfoot." But, if you are looking for a quick introduction into the myth of Bigfoot, this is a pretty good one. The narrator doe a great job and keeps your interest through this short listen.

In my opinion, these short "books" are a great way to see if you are truly interested in the subject. Then, you can search out more lengthy and involved books in order to truly get the complete picture.

I was given the opportunity to listen to this book by the publisher and chose to review it.

A Delightfully Fun Read!

What a delight it would be to read this book by campfire or at night in the car while driving through a forest!

Now I wouldn't say it is a 'complete' guide, but it is completely entertaining.

Normally this kind of narration would drive me crazy, but the narrator truly brought the encounters to life - you almost feel like you are there at the big foot sightings as the writer's wonderful descriptions are combined with the narrator's talent.

Very fun indeed!