Bigfoot Bedtime Stories: Tall Tales for All Ages

by Don Shearer

Curl up with this collection of spooky bigfoot tales from across the U.S. and beyond. These stories will transport you to places where the everyday experience of life gets gigantically interrupted by a huge, hairy hominid. As you’ll see again and again, the average person isn’t quite prepared to meet face-to-face with a monstrous, mythical beast of legend. When such meetings occur—in all kinds of unexpected places—the people involved get the fright of their lives and can do little more than try to survive the experience. While most experts agree that bigfoot isn’t an aggressive creature with malicious intent, the historical record is full of terrifying encounters with something that’s much bigger, faster, stronger and hairier than any human being. Those fortunate enough—or unfortunate enough—to have run into the creature almost always come away from the experience deeply shaken, as everything that they thought they knew about the natural world is instantly and forever turned upside down. So come along on a ride through this set of chilling bigfoot tales written by Don Shearer. You may come to question your beliefs about what’s possible in nature.

188 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 27, 2020

Reviews

[Ursula Johnson · Rating 3 out of 5]

Fictional Family Friendly Stories

This book was not what I expected. I thought it would be a collection of Bigfoot encounter tales. Instead, this is a collection of fictional family friendly tales. There are kids in every story and many of the encounters don't make sense. If you have read books containing encounter stories, the bulk are hunters and hikers, with few families unless they are habituation recounts. These stories also end abruptly instead of a conclusion. If you prefer realistic stories besides quick encounters, you must try any or all of Rusty Wilson's Bigfoot Campfire Tales. They are true, they are realistic and cover events both touching and terrifying, they cover many locations and Rusty is a far better storyteller.

[Michael E Ordway · Rating 5 out of 5]

A good read.

This book is a good read of short stories. Each one is just the right length for a good read before going to bed. They were well written except for the last story which the author over did the use of words not usually used in a common conversation. Each story itself kept the reader glued to the story.

[Dena Ellis · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow

It's interesting, the story of some of these, especially in New Mexico I live in Roswell, New Mexico and I was just like really blown away by some of your stories.I love reading about the paranorm of Bigfoot and different things.Thank you

[P Fille · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very enjoyable

The stories were very diverse. Each story gave an unique view of Bigfoot and the human interactions. Worth the read.