Paul Drouin – illustratör

Can a handful of kids save the world?When a colossal force of nature named Yrso awakens from its ancient slumber, young Erin is called to it. The Giant reveals that it has been safeguarding Erin for her entire life. Now Erin must protect Yrso—and the rest of the natural world—by uniting with the other Giants and their chosen kids. But an evil corporation has its sight set on using the Giants as weapons, and not all of the Giants have Earth’s best interests at heart . . . .

Can a handful of kids save the world?When a colossal force of nature named Yrso awakens from its ancient slumber, young Erin is called to it. The Giant reveals that it has been safeguarding Erin for her entire life. Now Erin must protect Yrso—and the rest of the natural world—by uniting with the other Giants and their chosen kids. But an evil corporation has its sight set on using the Giants as weapons, and not all of the Giants have Earth’s best interests at heart . . . .

Siegfried is sick and tired of being cooped up at home while his parents are always out of town. To make matters worse, his caretaker keeps treating him with kid gloves. Siegfried wants to swim, go on adventures, and get into trouble like other kids, but everyone says it's too dangerous because of his disability. So when a Giant reaches out to him, Siegfried knows it's his chance to show the world what he's capable of.

Siegfried is sick and tired of being cooped up at home while his parents are always out of town. To make matters worse, his caretaker keeps treating him with kid gloves. Siegfried wants to swim, go on adventures, and get into trouble like other kids, but everyone says it''s too dangerous because of his disability. So when a Giant reaches out to him, Siegfried knows it''s his chance to show the world what he''s capable of.

Now that the entire world knows about the Giants, a PR war kicks off to capture the hearts and minds of the people. Mr. Crossland blames Erin and Siegfried for everything-but the kids have their own kind of message to send. Meanwhile, a young Cambodian girl named Leap discovers a latent ability to communicate with a gigantic half-buried statue made of stone. Bora, her twin brother, mocks her for fabricating a fairy tale to escape their difficult daily lives. Then Kyma the stone Giant speaks to Bora, turning the fable into reality. Will this discovery bring the twins closer together, or will it push them to the breaking point and expose the world to the dangerous greed of the Crossland Corporation?