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From the New York Times bestselling author of the Minecraft-inspired Gameknight999 series with over 2 million copies in print. Who do you trust when you can't believe your eyes? A nuclear apocalypse has devastated the human race, turning survivors into four warring groups of Giants, tree-dwelling Dryads, remnant humans, and evil radioactive scavengers. But, not everyone appears as they seem. Brianna MineShaker was born a giant. However, she's smaller than normal, constantly bullied by her peers, and exiled to Harmony School, a place for misfits and the unwanted. At Harmony, there is little peace as Brianna's size continues to attract abuse, leaving her as an outcast. But then, she witnesses a shocking event...something is taking over the bodies of the other giants at the school. Faced with an impossible choice, Brianna must venture into the dangerous Wastelands to find the truth, a place where no one has ever made it back...alive. There is no one to trust, except three unexpected companions. If their plan fails, Brianna will never make it home or even survive to help save her family. Beware of what hides in the Wastelands. But also, don't underestimate this little giant with a big attitude. Perfect for fans of the Hunger Games, Divergent, and the Maze Runner series, The Giant's Giant is a gripping story of a dystopian world transformed by bravery, tolerance, and friendship. Start reading today.

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The story never stops moving, even if some moments on the young giant's rocky path to self-realization seem a bit familiar. Still, this imagined world is a robust one, and the nimble narrative will attract a YA audience craving action and role models. A fine fantasy featuring giant-sized themes of empowerment and self-acceptance. - Kirkus Reviews The Giant's Giant follows the challenges of a young giant on learning to be herself. Both young readers and adults who like a good fantasy romp will see themselves or someone they know in the main characters as misunderstood souls who just want to do the right thing. Though clearly from a child's perspective, there is enough intrigue and mystery to keep the attention of young and old as they explore relationships and the role of leaders both good and bad. The ending will leave the reader feeling good about the world and happy to have the visited the world of the giants. - Amazon Review

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