Giants and the Joneses Audiobook (Unabridged)

" i do not recommend this it was hard to read with the different language. i had to keep jumping to the back of the bok for some of the words meanings. "

" I liked it at the end because they flew away with sock thread and giant parachutes. I liked what the story was about. It was very gross because the girl giant kissed the kids. Yuck! "

" Read this to my girls ages 5 and 8. They loved it and I loved reading it to them. We all felt like we were fluent in the giant's language by the end. I think that a few of the phrases will live on in our family as inside jokes. Delightful book. "

" I think my favorite part of this book was figuring out the cutesy language. "

" I read this with my 5-year old daughter, and she loved it! She really enjoyed the giant language, and still uses some of the words sometimes. We ended up reading it, and then listening to it on audio book as well. "

" Easily one of the best read-out-loud-to-the-kids books ever... "

" Wonderful story. The audiobook by Patricia Conolly is outstanding. "

" Not to judge a book by its cover. I thought this would be a very juvenile book but was surprised by some of the characters and their actions. It is definately meant to be for 4th to 6th grade readers. "

" Giant little girl collects 3 kids for her pets. Be kind to your hamster! "

" This is a great book for kids and their big people. It is sort of an upside-down Jack and the Beanstalk, and has a lovely giant's language called Groilish in it that was so fun to listen to. (We listened to this on CD, I recommend it!) "

" This is that kind of book that just makes you smile and feel so happy. The plot is so cute and innocent. I just love to read this, especially if I am having a day where I just am down or worn out. I also adore the cover. "

" This is one of those story reversals: in this case, the giant girl is brought up to wonder if humans -- those little people -- really exist. She wanders down the bean stalk and discovers a miniature world, and brings back some cute specimens, and they need to find a way to return home. "

" Fun read for 3rd through 5th grade students. "

" I actually read this book to a bunch of lower elementary students, and they not only thoroughly loved the characters, but they loved learning and speaking the Groilish language that the giants use. All hail the iggly blebber! "

" I luv this book. I was in my school library and couldn't find anything 2 read and I just picked this off the shelf. I luved it. If u like adventure books then u will luv this book. "

" This book is pretty good. Whoever likes adventure, fantasy and giants! Will love this. (I'm positive) It contains "giant" language. "

" Cute take on Jack and the Beanstalk. This time told from community of Giant's point of view. Good read aloud to students who know the Jack and the Beanstalk fairy tale. "

" A cute retelling of the "Jack in the Beanstalk" tale in novel form for young readers. "

" I liked it at the end because they flew away with sock thread and giant parachutes. I liked what the story was about. It was very gross because the girl giant kissed the kids. Yuck! "

" A cute retelling of the "Jack in the Beanstalk" tale in novel form for young readers. "

" I luv this book. I was in my school library and couldn't find anything 2 read and I just picked this off the shelf. I luved it. If u like adventure books then u will luv this book. "

" I actually read this book to a bunch of lower elementary students, and they not only thoroughly loved the characters, but they loved learning and speaking the Groilish language that the giants use. All hail the iggly blebber! "

" Giant little girl collects 3 kids for her pets. Be kind to your hamster! "

" Cute take on Jack and the Beanstalk. This time told from community of Giant's point of view. Good read aloud to students who know the Jack and the Beanstalk fairy tale. "

" This book is pretty good. Whoever likes adventure, fantasy and giants! Will love this. (I'm positive) It contains "giant" language. "

" Not to judge a book by its cover. I thought this would be a very juvenile book but was surprised by some of the characters and their actions. It is definately meant to be for 4th to 6th grade readers. "

" This book is about a girl giant who finds "iggly plops" little people. She keeps them as her "pets." How do these three kids escape? The giants even have their own language! I loved this book! It's sure to be a "giant" hit! "

" I think my favorite part of this book was figuring out the cutesy language. "

" This is one of those story reversals: in this case, the giant girl is brought up to wonder if humans -- those little people -- really exist. She wanders down the bean stalk and discovers a miniature world, and brings back some cute specimens, and they need to find a way to return home. "

" This is a great book for kids and their big people. It is sort of an upside-down Jack and the Beanstalk, and has a lovely giant's language called Groilish in it that was so fun to listen to. (We listened to this on CD, I recommend it!) "