How I Met Bigfoot

By Trishia Long

Have you ever wondered how Bigfoot could possibly exist without ever leaving any irrefutable proof? How I Met Bigfoot gives one possible explanation to this fantastic phenomenon.
It all starts one summer morning with two brothers arguing over their video games. Their mother decides she has had enough, so she sends the boys outside to play telling them that the real world can be much more exciting than any video game. Yeah right! the boys think. But they soon find themselves caught up in a mystery where all the clues point to a mythical creature that couldnt possibly exist in the real world, outside of movies and video games that is.

• Language: English
• Publisher: AuthorHouse
• Release date: May 9, 2012
• ISBN: 9781477236086

Trishia Long

My name is Trishia Long and I am a thirty year old single mother of three. Including my own, I have worked with children for twelve years and have obtained a CDA in Early Childhood Education. I enjoy writing and would love to be able to entertain and inspire others with my ideas. My two boys inspired me to write How I Met Bigfoot. They are both interested in myths and legends and wonder how it is possible for these to exist when no one has ever found any indisputable proof. However, since there have been so many sightings reported, how could they not exist? I wrote How I Met Bigfoot as an entertaining way to give them one possible explanation as to how mythical creatures may be able to exist without leaving any proof. Currently I reside in Warsaw , Kentucky with my three children David, Brandon and Samantha. We have two dogs, Sneaky and Sweetie and a cat, Tiger.

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Published by AuthorHouse 05/02/12

ISBN: 978-1-4685-9425-6 (sc)

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Mom!! David won’t let me have a turn. That’s my brother Brandon.

Mom!! David banged the controller. And that’s my sister Samantha.

They’re always bugging me and making me mess up on my video games. My name is David and I love playing video games. I like all kinds… adventure, fighting, shooting, driving, games where you follow clues and solve puzzles. I could play them all day. Well I could if I didn’t have a little brother and sister. Oh yeah, and school gets in the way too. Right now I’m trying to put this puzzle together in the right order to get to the next level. It’s very frustrating, especially when you have siblings yelling in your ear. Unfortunately I usually take my frustration out on my game controller. I’ve already broken three this year and my mom says she’s not buying anymore. I really don’t mean to break them I just can’t seem to help it.

David, give me a turn! You’ve been playing for hours already.

Let me get to the next level first so I can save it.

No! I want to play now. Give it to me.

No.

Mom! David and Brandon are fighting.

Alright, that’s enough! Turn that game off. You two go outside and play for a while. It’s such a nice day outside and all you two want to do is sit inside and play that game and fight with each other.

But mom, I didn’t even get a turn yet.

You can have a turn later. Right now I want you two to go outside and play. Get some fresh air and exercise, have some fun. There is more to life than video games you know.

"Yeah we know mom, but games are much more