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As giants start waking up and destroying everything around their Florida neighbourhood, Nick, Laurie, Jules, and Cindy work frantically to find a solution. The co-author is Holly Black. Book #2
Quick Summary
When giants start waking up and trampling their Florida neighborhood, Nick, Laurie, Jules, and Cindy spring into action to stop the chaos. The story mixes goofy, sibling-style banter with genuine moments of danger, so it feels both funny and a little scary, which makes it perfect for readers who like a thrill without getting nightmares. Because the chapters are short, the pacing is zippy, and there are plenty of goofy illustrations, even reluctant readers can power through in a couple of sittings. Parents will appreciate that the danger is kept light think giant footprints, collapsing fences, and a few spooky sounds while the kids' teamwork and problem-solving keep the tone constructive. If you've already devoured the first Spiderwick book, you'll recognize the same blend of fantasy and mischief, and if you enjoy the goofy horror of Goosebumps, this one delivers a similar vibe with a more magical twist. All in all, A Giant Problem is a fast, fun, and slightly spooky adventure that's just right for middle-grade readers looking for something to read on a rainy afternoon.