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Title	:	The Giant Under the Snow
Author	:	John Gordon
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 208 pages
Published	:	October 1st 2009 by Orion Children's Books (first published November 25th 1971)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Childrens. Young Adult. Horror. Adventure

The Giant Under the Snow

John Gordon

Paperback | Pages: 208 pages

Rating: 3.61 | 350 Users | 59 Reviews

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Three children find an ornate Celtic buckle. To them it is treasure, a fantastic find. They have no idea that it has awakened a giant who has lain at rest for centuries. Little do they know that an evil warlord and his Leathermen have also awaited this moment, this chance to wield their deadly power. In a chilling tale full of menace and suspense the final battle between good and evil must be fought. Beautifully written, subtle, and evocative, this story transcends age, transporting the reader into an intensely atmospheric world where the imagination knows no bounds.

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Original Title:	The Giant Under the Snow
ISBN:	1842555456 (ISBN13: 9781842555453)
Edition Language:	English

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Ratings: 3.61 From 350 Users | 59 Reviews

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This was one of my all-time favorite children's books ever, and if you check out the reviews on Amazon, you'll see I wasn't alone in that opinion. I still own the battered Puffin copy sent over from the UK by my grandmother, with a graphic, creepy cover that nicely captures the eeriness of some of the book. I'm on a personal mission to bring this back into paper print, although it is thank God in e-book format too. There are 3 main characters- 2 boys and a girl - who accidentally discover part

While I enjoyed this book, the plot and characterisation lacked depth compared to similar books I've read recently. Having said that, I loved the landscapes, the folklore, and Blythe's magical illustrations, and Gordon's descriptions are enchanting:'The sky was blue and clear. Behind them the dark line of the forest was like a mysterious shore seen from the sea, and away to their right the sun glinted on the red of the bus as it sailed towards them.''The night creaked.''[T]he city lay beneath

Boring Girl: "Look I found a strange, ancient belt buckle! And look I found a giant - under the snow! Well maybe not a giant, but a giant hand, possibly connected to a giant! And maybe not under the snow per se, but under all of that dirt and grass and mystery! But still, there's snow there too, at least it will be there eventually! When it snows!!"Doubting Thomas: "I highly doubt that."Boring Girl: "Doubt what?"Doubting Thomas: "I doubt everything. That is literally all I will do throughout

Picked this up in my local library as it seemed like it would be my cup of tea, reminiscent of The Dark is Rising or books by Alan Garner and Rosemary Sutcliff. It is based on a story from English folklore and set in East Anglia, not generally a popular setting for stories. It is fast-paced with some genuinely creepy baddies ( the leather men) and imaginative set pieces involving the three main children swooping over a starlit, snowy landscape. I would have liked more background on the warlord

I'd never heard of this book - stumbled upon it while searching the web - not unlike the main character stumbling into adventure while searching the in the woods of the backlands. This is a fast-paced fantasy-adventure that is actually quite suspenseful and often scary. Ancient myths are featured - as well as a protector witch. I'm not going to give too much away. An evil is awakening and three teens have to save the day. The chief protagonist is a girl - which was refreshing. The kids were

I hate this book so boring AND jonk jonk is call a girl what don read this if you like trash

mysterious, fascinating and wonderful--sheer pleasure