A very clever yeti eludes the traps of children as he hides in the snow-covered mountains he calls home.

Ben has so often tried to convince people he has seen Bigfoot that when a real yeti arrives and borrows his bicycle, no one comes to see if Ben is telling the truth.

"You just gotta learn to roll with the punches! When the yetis are kicked out of their humble treehouse abode, it's up to Jo, April, Mal, Molly and Ripley to get them back where they belong amongst the trees..and not leeching the camp's power and making all the ice cream melt. To get the sasquatches to clear out, though, the Roanoke girls will have to challenge them to a roller derby match!"--Page 4 of cover.

In this plot-your-own story book, the reader who wants to be a monster hunter follows the clues to find Bigfoot, or a Yeti, or the Florida Skunk Ape.

Do you have a yeti in your home? There's no need to worry--yetis are friendly, cuddly creatures. (Okay, maybe they're a little stinky too.) This book will show you how to feed your yeti (you'll need a napkin), how to give him a bath (add some ice), and what to expect if you take him to school! There's a lot to learn about yetis, but being friends with one is always fun!

Unicorn and Yeti are best friends even though they do not always like the same things--and best friends support each other and share experiences, whether it is icicles in the snow or a walk in the dark forest.

Young Henry persuades his school principal and his father to let him go on an expedition to find a yeti, provided he brings back proof and does not stay up too late.

"Betty the yeti is nervous about her first day of school full of humans, but she learns that being different is what makes her wonderful"--

Unicorn and Yeti have fun together playing with stickers, trying to roller skate in the snow, and blowing bubbles.

"Yeti loves playing with his stuffed toy, but when it goes missing he has to find the courage to brave bedtime alone"--