Review: A heartfelt shout out for the simple life
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 16, 2014
Simon Okill’s, Phantom Bigfoot Strikes Again, lures us deep into the psyche of Little Beaver, a small town where everybody knows each other’s business, surrounded by ancient woods where, yes... hold on... a family of bleached-blond Bigfoot live and love. Duane, an “incurable lover of the forest and its creatures,” is the designated guardian of the woods. Like his father before him, he has inherited a sixth sense which enables him to communicate with animals. A potent Jooobaaa drink gives him the power to transform into a hairy blond WereBigfoot and to tune into his  friends' thoughts. He has been keeping “the forest safe from those who have a natural proclivity to harming its residents.”This is certainly an entertaining read for the young adult, as well as, adult crowd: complete with dirty farts, loud belches, rotten smells and constant lusting. But above all, it is a heartfelt shout-out for the simple life, and the importance of safeguarding our pristine forests and all the creatures that depend on it for their survival.