Have you ever heard of the Mandela Effect? It describes the supposed phenomenon of remembering events which have since been altered. Many humans recall that Nelson Mandela died in prison, and even remember watching his funeral on television. But as every record shows, this did not happen. Lately, you have been experiencing the Mandela Effect. Borders, continents, history, even the positions of the stars, have seemed "off" to you for some time, and now the feeling is becoming unshakeable that something is very wrong. Naturally, no one would find it ordinary to be kidnapped by a titanic blue-skinned monarch from another world, but what you soon find truly remarkable is that she has been feeling the very same way.

You're just an average kid, but your life is changed forever when you meet a mysterious giant blue woman. ((This book is discontinued.))

Willow is a loyal gatherer for her local village of wildfolk, a race of four inch tall people living in the forest away from the monstrous "giants" who seek nothing beyond the torment and death of her kind. Her life is simple; wake up, go out, find supplies, and hope to live past thirty. But when a bad storm washes up a wounded and alone Willow at Christian's doorstep, both of them find their lives turned upside down. Christian is a giant, but not like the ones from the stories. Instead of being big, brutish, and violent, he's kind, clever, and gentle...and far from invulnerable, relying on his carefully managed network of lists and schedules to survive day to day life. With Willow so far from the home that desperately needs her help, and Christian's world being thrown into chaos by her mere presence, will the two be able to learn to help (and be helped by) one another and become better people? Or will they split apart and fall back into their old ways? __________________________________________________________________ A story about patience, friendship, and unlikely love. Top Rankings: - #3 giants - #5 giant - #3 gt - #4 gentle

Autumn has lived... An almost normal life you could say. She lives in a forest. What's so different ? She's only the size of someone's thumb (picture) ! The animals are huge and so are other people. Yet she has never saw a giant before. she lives with her friend and other people. They've built a whole village. When Alex & Jack arrive, this catches Autumn's eye, and sure enough, curiosity killed the cat. CURRENTLY EDITING ;3 PROBABLY WILL BE TAKEN DOWN OR MADE INTO A DIFFERENT STORY

William had a son, until he didn't. A curse from his wife, of all else, tore his son away from and killed him in front of his very eyes. Desperate for an escape, desperate to forget, William found himself moving to Taporia; a beautiful forest with a secret behind its trees. And William, so desperate for a change, sought that secret out with everything he could.

Leaves were rustling, and the dirt was crunching under his boots. It has been hours of wandering through the woods, assigned to slay the giant by his commander. The knight knew the real reason he was assigned to this mission. Everybody in Luhan looked down at him, though for no particular reason. He was walking through these woods because it would be an easy way to get rid of him. He ignored those negative thoughts and focused on his mission. To slay the giant. Before being assigned to this, it was inconceivable to consider sending an army, let alone one knight go after a giant. He chose to focus on those thoughts, his commander knowing he was ready. (COVER ART NOT BY ME)

The sequel to the Giant Step Family) 6 months have passed after we last read about Finn and Neal, now a whole new set of adventures awaits them. Neal's turning into a teenager, Finn's anxious Neal's growing up to fast, middle school drama, new relationships and Neal discovering where his place is in the world as he is the Smallest Knight .

Neal has become sheltered and no longer lets people come close with him anymore after losing his father. His life has become regular until his mother tells him she is getting remarried to giant who has a son. Neal is not happy with with his, but can his new family help heal the wounds and finally get Neal to open himself back up?

The Orion's Factotum follows the story of a servant named Raina Toro who works in the city endlessly to supply her and her daughter with a decent life. The jobs she works are menial and pay little. Then, Raina hears of a position from a bookman friend of hers named Caster Veil. He speaks of a high turnover position in the prisons beneath the city acting as a Factotum to one of the city's most dangerous prisoners - Steele Veyne. This would be of little issue if her were like them; however, that is not the case. He is an Orion - a giant among men - and his crimes are severe. What will happen to the poor peasant mother who simply seeks a decent life for her and her child when she comes face to face with a giant?

Kendrick, The Gray Shadow, is a notorious, man-eating giant who defends his forest from all who dare to trespass his domain. That is until a winged fae named Twillow is banished from her magical realm and dropped into Kendrick's forest. Taken with her beauty and gentle nature, Kendrick and Twillow form an unlikely friendship. But soon Kendrick finds himself behaving and feeling differently when he's with her as her radiant light pierces the darkness long held in his hearts. Will he be able to tell her how he really feels, or will their differences be insurmountable? A story of developing friendships, fantasy adventure, and impossible relationships