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Giants Beware! By Rafael Rosado & Jorge Aguirre
I'm not usually into graphic novels, but as soon as I
saw Claudette with her cunning smirk on the cover I knew I had to read it.
Claudette isn't afraid of anything especially not giants! She sets off to slay a
giant with her little brother Gaston (who's not so brave) and her best friend
Marie (an aspiring princess). These three go on quite the adventure and find out
some things about themselves along the way, and also find out a surprising fact
about the giant they're after! Definitely a fun read. (Ages 8+)
--Reviewed by Melanie from Books Inc. Berkeley
You can also check out ANOTHER rapturous review of this fabulous new graphic novel from Steven in Palo Alto here!









