Twelve-year-old Pamela Manchester is an autistic savant whose reputation for amazing feats of memory and perception is quickly spreading. Large crowds flock to her live performances. YouTube and Facebook fame are gaining momentum. Back home in rural Minnesota, however, the girl has different priorities altogether. If not for her ambitious father, managing her "career," she would be happy just repeating her forest routines, learning esoteric facts about nature, and playing Minecraft on her tablet. The more he tries to control her, the more she fights back. This battle of wills seems hopeless until a family of Sasquatch gradually makes its presence known, changing everything-for better and for worse. Christopher Noël is the author of six books about our closest living relatives, including SASQUATCH AND AUTISM: TWELVE PARALLELS and NEXT OF KIN NEXT DOOR: HOW TO FIND SASQUATCH A STONE'S THROW AWAY. Noël recently released a documentary, "How to See a Sasquatch," covering his sixteen years of field research in northern Vermont.