The Gulliver Giant
By Thomas Kingsley Troupe
Jordan wakes to find her library tiny, quarrelling—and threatened by a runaway giant’s monkey.
imaginative · fast-paced · humorous · mischievous
Genres
What is The Gulliver Giant about?
When Jordan Young, a page at T. Middleton Nightingale City Library, dozes off among the children’s books, she wakes to a startling new world. The library has transformed into Lilliput, where tiny people are battling over the proper way to crack an egg. Then a giant from Brobdingnag arrives, searching for his runaway pet monkey. Jordan and the other library pages must navigate arrows, arguments and enormous trouble before the feuding islanders—and the mischievous monkey—cause complete chaos.
About the author
Thomas Kingsley Troupe is a children’s author who loves writing exciting stories full of adventure and surprises. He has written many popular books, including the 'Hauntiques' and 'Frightmares' series, which are perfect for kids who enjoy mysteries and a bit of spooky fun. Thomas enjoys inspiring young readers to use their imaginations.
Pages
80 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2019
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