David Litchfield - Grandfather secret óriása

A new tale by the award-winning author of The Teddy Bear and the Piano!

"Funny, touching and charming in its visual world. This book is a real treasure."
Daily Mail

In the town of Széphegy, there lives a secret giant whose hands are as big as a table top. Her legs are as long as gutters, and her shoes could fit a rowboat.
Little Dani, however, believes that the giant doesn't even exist, but was invented by his grandfather. According to Grandpa, the hider scared the bears away when the family was camping in the woods. He took down Dani's favorite kite when it got tangled in the tallest tree. Grandpa swears that the giant really exists, but Dani doesn't believe him. No, of course, since he had never seen this fairy-tale creature before. In fact, why is the giant hiding? Grandpa knows this very well: people are afraid if something is not what they are used to. When Dani unexpectedly finds herself face to face with the giant, she is terrified and runs away. This hurts the poor man a lot. Fortunately, he gets a chance to make up for his mistake, and it might even happen that he becomes friends with the most kind-hearted resident of the whole town.

David Litchfield's story is about friendship and belonging.