Description

by Chelsea M. Campbell (Author), Laura Knetzger (Illustrator)

Bigfoot and Nessie return for another adventure, and things are getting particularly eerie as they uncover the secrets of Loch Ness Castle in the latest installment of Chelsea M. Campbell and Laura Knetzger's chapter-book graphic novel series.

Bigfoot and Nessie are visiting Nessie's home, the underwater Loch Ness Castle, and Bigfoot couldn't be more excited! The castle is huge, lavish, and it seems like Nessie has everything she could possibly want.

Only things are not exactly what they seem: Nessie can't get away from her "overbearing momager" and endless celebrity duties -- and to make matters worse, there's a ghost roaming around in the house. Can Bigfoot and Nessie confront the ghost, stand up to Nessie's mom, and uncover the castle's haunting secrets?

This latest installment of a heartfelt and irresistible series is filled with endless adventure and exploration of new feelings, brought to life with hilarious, accessible text and vibrant full-color art.

Author Biography

Chelsea M. Campbell (she/her) is always trying new things, which is why she wears a lot of hats. It's definitely not to disguise herself because she's secretly a cryptid. Besides writing this book, she's also the author of the Renegade X series for teens and creator of The Weaver of Stories video game. For more information--and to try and see what she looks like without a hat--you can visit her online at www.chelseamcampbell.com.

Laura Knetzger (she/her) graduated from the School of Visual Arts in 2012. She started drawing and self-publishing a series of all-ages comics called Bug Boys in 2011. Laura loves to make comics and books about small pleasures, small creatures, and feelings. The main inspirations for her stories come from plants and animals, art and handicrafts, and trying to think of things from a non-human perspective. She also enjoys painting, playing video games, and knitting. You can find her online at @LauraKnetzger

Specifications

• Weight: 200gr
• Usage: Indoor & outdoor

Pros and cons

• Sustainably produced
• Ideal for everyday use
• May discolor in direct sunlight