I Kill Giants 1 2nd Printing
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Thriller & Suspense
Children’s
Action & Adventure
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形式
ペーパーバック
言語
英語
公開されました
Jan 1, 2008
出版社
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説明
Amidst the struggles of adolescence, a young girl named Barbara Thorson battles her inner demons and the giants she believes inhabit her world. She navigates the rocky terrain of childhood challenges, using her imagination to craft a realm where her fears manifest as monstrous giants that threaten her peaceful existence. With a unique blend of fantasy and harsh reality, the story delves deep into Barbara's psyche, revealing the complexities of her character and the reasons behind her fierce warrior persona.
Barbara's refusal to conform to social norms puts her at odds with her peers, creating a rich tapestry of encounters that reflect both the loneliness and strength found within her. Her relationships, particularly with her family and friends, paint a poignant picture of isolation and the yearning for connection. Each character she meets brings out different facets of her personality, serving both as adversaries and allies in her quest for understanding and acceptance.
The artistry of J.M. Ken Niimura enhances the text, with illustrations that echo the emotional beats of Barbara's journey. These visuals sparkle with creativity and amplify the raw intensity of her experiences, drawing readers into a vividly imagined world where giants and real-life challenges collide. The juxtaposition of whimsical art against darker themes creates a profound commentary on the trials of growing up.
As Barbara confronts her own fears head-on, the narrative unfolds with a gripping pace that invites readers to reflect on their own battles. It deftly explores themes of courage, loss, and the triumph of the human spirit. In the end, the tale becomes more than a narrative about monsters; it’s a heartfelt exploration of resilience and the fight for self-identity in a world that often feels overwhelmingly giant.
Barbara's refusal to conform to social norms puts her at odds with her peers, creating a rich tapestry of encounters that reflect both the loneliness and strength found within her. Her relationships, particularly with her family and friends, paint a poignant picture of isolation and the yearning for connection. Each character she meets brings out different facets of her personality, serving both as adversaries and allies in her quest for understanding and acceptance.
The artistry of J.M. Ken Niimura enhances the text, with illustrations that echo the emotional beats of Barbara's journey. These visuals sparkle with creativity and amplify the raw intensity of her experiences, drawing readers into a vividly imagined world where giants and real-life challenges collide. The juxtaposition of whimsical art against darker themes creates a profound commentary on the trials of growing up.
As Barbara confronts her own fears head-on, the narrative unfolds with a gripping pace that invites readers to reflect on their own battles. It deftly explores themes of courage, loss, and the triumph of the human spirit. In the end, the tale becomes more than a narrative about monsters; it’s a heartfelt exploration of resilience and the fight for self-identity in a world that often feels overwhelmingly giant.