Books with title The Three Giants

I remembered Mama had said there were giants, strong and tall, and that one was looking after me. I needed to see one, to believe. A young girl, grieving the loss of her mother, strives to find the giant that her mother promised would look after her. But there are no such things as giants-not real giants . . . or are there? She wants so desperately to believe that it seems as if she's always just missed one. Can she dream her larger-than-life guardian into reality? While she dreams, life on the farm with her father goes on. With lyrical prose her story unfolds-the seasons change, crops are planted, summer turns to fall, and the harvest is brought in. Throughout, one constant remains. The young girl does have a giant looking out for her. He's been with her all along.

Once upon a time there were three giants named Harry, Larry and Barry who lived together in a big house in the mountains. One day while Harry was digging in the garden he came across an old wooden box buried in the ground. Harry opened the box and found a piece of paper inside. He called to his brothers Larry and Barry to come and look at what he had found. Larry and Barry came out and looked at the piece of paper. Harry said, “I found it in this box”. Larry said, “look there is an ‘X’ marked on it”. And Barry said, “it reads, ‘here lies the treasure,’” and then all three exclaimed together with excitement “it’s a treasure map!”Can you help the three giants find the treasure?Chapter book designed for ages 6 to 10.

"Isn’t he e-nor-mous!" says the giant father when his first twin son is born. "There’s a-lot-uv-’im!" notes the giant mother when the second twin boy arrives. And as Normus (a vegetarian) and Lottavim (a carnivore) grow and grow, the two are hugely happy – playing Roll the Boulder, singing badly, and doing everything together: waking up, going to sleep, even sneezing. So when they reach the age of twenty and the height of twelve feet, it's not surprising that they each think the same thought at exactly the same time: "It's about time I found a wife!" But is it possible to find not one but two of the giantesses of your dreams?

Once upon a time there were three giants named Harry, Larry and Barry who lived together in a big house in the mountains. One day while Harry was digging in the garden he came across an old wooden box buried in the ground. Harry opened the box and found a piece of paper inside. He called to his brothers Larry and Barry to come and look at what he had found. Larry and Barry came out and looked at the piece of paper. It was a treasure map.Can you help the three giants find the treasure?Chapter book designed for ages 6 to 10.