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No. If there was, people would obviously notice the problem in the title and not buy it. Also, book store owners wouldn't want to order it because of the editting mistake. Sorry to burst your bubble :P
^^^ No, the title was meant to be like that. It wasn't an editing mistake. The author was a believer in Bigfoot so I guess he used the title as a joke. This is a fictional book that was shown an episode of iCarly called "iBelieve in Bigfoot". There is no such thing as this book.
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