Author Profile
Jennifer Weiner
3 Books
Jennifer Weiner is a bestselling American author widely recognized for her engaging contemporary fiction and thoughtful exploration of women's lives. While predominantly known for adult novels like Good in Bed and In Her Shoes, she has also successfully expanded into middle-grade children's literature with her Littlest Bigfoot series. Her relatable characters and humorous, poignant writing style have earned her a large and dedicated readership.
The Littlest Bigfoot
The Littlest Bigfoot
Twelve-year-old Alice Mayfair has always felt too big and too clumsy for her own good. Sent away to a strange experimental boarding school in upstate New York, she expects more of the same lonely routine. But then she spots something impossible across the lake.
Millie Maximus is a Bigfoot, but she does not fit in with her tall, hairy tribe. She is small, curious about humans, and desperate for a real friend. When Alice and Millie's paths finally cross, they discover that they have more in common than anyone could have guessed. Together, they must navigate the challenges of finding where they truly belong while keeping Millie's existence a secret from the human world.
Dive into a story about embracing what makes you different. If you have ever felt like you just do not fit in, this tale of unexpected friendship and brave adventures will show you that your true tribe might be waiting right around the corner.
304 Pages
The Littlest Bigfoot
Little Bigfoot, Big City
Imagine finding out that everything you knew about yourself was wrong. Twelve-year-old Alice Mayfair has just made a shocking discovery. She is not entirely human. Now, she is on a desperate mission to uncover her true origins and figure out exactly who and what she really is.
The problem is, she has to face this journey entirely on her own. Her best friend Millie Maximus, an undersized Bigfoot with a supersized voice, has her own goals to chase. Millie has left the quiet forest behind to pursue her ultimate dream of competing on a nationally televised talent show. As Millie chases stardom under the bright city lights, Alice digs deep into a hidden past.
Follow two best friends as their paths take them in wildly different directions. Whether you are navigating the pressure of a massive stage or solving the mystery of your own identity, this thrilling sequel reminds you that true friendship can survive any distance.
336 Pages
Activism and Hope for a New Generation
Collected by
Maureen Johnson
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With
Libba Bray, Malinda Lo, Junauda Petrus, Jodi Picoult, Rebecca Roanhorse, Dana Schwartz, Jonny Sun, Sabaa Tahir, Jennifer Weiner, Kate Linnea Welsh, Jacqueline Woodson, John Paul Brammer, Carolyn Dewitt, Lauren Duca, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, Alex Gino, K.C. Green, Hebh Jamal, Dylan Marron, Justin Mikita, Javier Muñoz, Rosie O'Donnell, Jason Reynolds, Jeffrey Rowland, Karuna Riazi, Maya Rupert, Dan Sinker, Ali Stroker, Shaina Taub, and Daniel J. Watts
Finding your voice in a complex world can feel overwhelming, but you do not have to do it alone. Dive into a powerful collection of essays, interviews, and art designed to spark hope and ignite action. Edited by leading young adult voices, this comprehensive anthology brings together a diverse group of creators who share their personal experiences and strategies for making a difference.
Whether you are passionate about community organizing, searching for ways to support your peers, or simply looking for inspiration to stand up for what you believe in, these pages offer guidance. The contributors offer perspectives that are sometimes funny, often deeply personal, and always instructive.
Explore the many forms that resistance can take, from everyday acts of kindness to larger political movements. This collection serves as both a roadmap and a supportive companion for young adults ready to navigate modern challenges and shape a better future.
225 Pages
