About This Book
In Roland Smith's 'Sasquatch,' readers follow 13-year-old Dylan as he accompanies his father into the dangerous wilderness of Mount St. Helens. Their mission is twofold: to protect a legendary Sasquatch from ruthless hunters and to navigate the treacherous landscape of a volcano on the brink of eruption. This chapter book offers a fast-paced adventure that explores themes of bravery, the bond between a father and son, and the importance of environmental protection. It's an exciting read for children who enjoy survival stories, cryptids, and natural disaster narratives.
What Parents Should Know
Discussion Prompts
1
What does Dylan learn about bravery and responsibility during his adventure?
2
How does Dylan's relationship with his father change throughout the story?
3
If you encountered a Sasquatch, what would you do?
4
What are some of the dangers Dylan and his father face, and how do they overcome them?
5
Why do you think the hunters are so determined to find the Sasquatch, and do you think their actions are right or wrong?
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