
Written by Kyle Sullivan · Illustrated by Derek Sullivan
Part of the Hazy Dell Press Monster series
A ranger challenges Sasquatch's natural state. Will rules or freedom prevail?
In the lush Pacific Northwest, a rule-loving ranger confronts Sasquatch, who prefers to roam the forest in his natural state. As the ranger insists on clothing, Sasquatch's carefree spirit challenges the rules. Will the ranger enforce conformity, or will Sasquatch's wild freedom inspire a compromise? Dive into this whimsical tale of nature, rules, and the joy of being oneself, where the stakes are as high as the towering trees and as playful as the forest creatures.
The fun is au naturel when a rule-touting ranger dares to ask Sasquatch to put some clothes on.In the Pacific Northwest, the trees are always green, the eagles are always stern and Sasquatch is always, well, naked. But what happens when a rule-touting ranger shows up to ask Sasquatch to put some clothes on? Find out in this story of mountainous fun and evergreen hilarity.
5.0
out of 7
“Ah, don't you hate it when bureaucratic process interferes with your fashion sense, just because you're an imaginary creature? This book is clever, funny, and original. The illustrations are fun, the story is silly, and the text rhymes! There are a lot of requests to read this before bed at our house, and it has inspired a lot of requests to run around in underwear, because "Mom, I'm a sasquatch too!”
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