This story has Giants in it, so if you like giants. Then this story is for you! And if ya don't like Giants. You can try the story if ya want to, I recommend it, you might like it! Ashley is the main character, and she lives alone, she's minding her own business. Living her life as best as she can. But one dark and stormy night...(yeah cliché. Deal with it.) that all changes. It changes her to be... ...unusually small. yeah find out what happens next on your own...lets-a go! (And read it!) (Under editing for grammar and spelling errors)

There is no greater proof of a bond than testing its limits. In this Giant/tiny short story collection, those limits are physical as well as emotional. Each narrative explores drama, crisis, and what it means to exist in a world where perspective and power are scaled far beyond the familiar. "Nothing is great or little otherwise than by comparison." - Jonathan Swift Note: While all of these stories are SFW, many explore mature and potentially distressing themes. Read with care. Content notes can be found at the beginning of each one. Happy reading! *Working title and cover

The tales of two Borrower sisters dropped into the show Boy Meets World! Lucy was a damn good Borrower. Ever since the passing of her parents, she did her best to be the one her sister, Amy, could rely on, the one who followed the rules, the one who knew what to do. Survival was simple, it was all they had to do. That was until a pair of bumbling humans complicated it. Cory Matthews was too old for fairytales. But after accidentally discovering tiny people living in the walls of his house, him and his brother, Eric discover a world far smaller than their own.

*sequel to A Giant Mountain* It's the beginning of Émelie's and Nathaniel's senior years, and both are struggling. Émelie can't seem to stay out of trouble and might lose her scholarship. And Nathaniel's staying up day and night, working on a part time job and studying. Émelie gets suspended, again, for an entire week. She wanted to spend that time with Nathaniel, but let's just say things didn't go according to plan.

Fey is one of The Rebellion's best field operatives. At just 3 and a half inches tall, the 18 year old neko has spent the last 2 years outsmarting humans, and saving borrowers and nekos from cruel owners. Having once been forced to rescue herself, she's determined to make sure no one else has to survive the same way. She's good at what she does. Until a mission goes wrong, and she finds herself trapped in a nightmare she thought she'd escaped all that time ago. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~✩₊˚.⋆☾𓃦☽⋆⁺₊✧~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Paul, a 19-year-old human with a talent for stumbling into Rebellion business, has a habit of helping tiny people whenever he can. So when he hears that the neko he's slowly been befriending has been captured, he quietly makes it his problem. Will Paul make it in time before Fey finds history repeating itself? And for someone who's spent years rescuing everyone else, can she finally discover what it's like to have a safe place of her own?

In her first year of living alone, Grace makes a fatal mistake. She ends up encountering a giant, which the tales have made out to be cruel beasts. "Grace was starting to think that some of the stories she had been told about giants were probably exaggerated. But Grace recognized that she shouldn't jump to such wild conclusions. The giant could still betray her, he could still harm her at a moment's notice. For some reason, Grace still decided to give the giant her name. Part of it was out of fear, but the other part came from a bold, reckless side of her. 'I'm G-Grace.' Aaden smiled. 'That's a beautiful name. Nice to meet you, Grace.'"

After trying to run away, Émelie gets captured by a giant. He brings her to his world where she cannot escape. The giant teases her, so she learns to dislike him. But after much time together, those feelings start to change.

In a world where humans are considered nothing more than commodities-bought, sold, and studied like exotic livestock-Vareshian university student Lorian Thorne receives a young 6 inch human as part of a groundbreaking class experiment. Unlike the older, scarred, and vacant humans distributed to his peers, Lorian's human is barely more than a child, wide-eyed and trembling in the corner of his cage. Lorian has always understood humans the way his parents taught him: resources, tools, valuable for their rarity but not worth empathy or consideration. Yet as he observes his human's fragile existence and begins to interact with him, Lorian starts questioning everything he's been told. The boy's small, defiant attempts at connection force Lorian to confront not only the morality of his own actions, but the brutal reality of the society he lives in. As the class progresses, Lorian must navigate the expectations of his Vareshian peers, his parents' ingrained beliefs, and his growing sense of responsibility toward the life in his care. What starts as a sterile academic exercise becomes a journey of unexpected connection, forcing Lorian to face the uncomfortable truths about his world, his family, and ultimately, himself.