The Giants and the Joneses, Julie Donaldson
The Giants and the Joneses, Julie Donaldson
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The Giants and the Joneses

Author: Julie Donaldson

Narrator: Patricia Connolly

Unabridged: 3 hr 15 min

Format: Digital Audiobook Download

Publisher: Recorded Books

Published: 02/20/2008

Categories: Children's Fiction


Synopsis

British author and Smarties Book Prize recipient Julia Donaldson has written over 50 books for children. She pens a delightful twist to an old fairy tale. Jumbeelia plants her own bimblestonk (beanstalk) and makes a daring trip down to the land of the iggly plops (little people). The humans don't believe in giants, so they are in for a big surprise when Jumbeelia comes looking for souvenirs!

Reviews

Goodreads review by Jennifer on September 20, 2011

The Giants and the Joneses By Julia Donaldson ‘The Giants and the Joneses’ written by Julia Donaldson, focuses on the experience of three young children who are captured by a young girl giant, Jumbeelia. In the book there are two distinct worlds, the human world and the giant world. Throughout the boo......more

Goodreads review by Lara on October 29, 2017

yes, kids stories should not be brimmed with realistic situations, but if its not the latter, there's magic, fantasy, wonder and/or adventures - all of which wrap up the notion of life with fantastic enchantment, without failing to be some kind of relevant parallel to reality. this book gave me none......more

Goodreads review by Shelby on June 28, 2016

I recommend this book to my brother, and my sister, and everyone around. My favorite part was where the giant met the kids.......more

Goodreads review by Sylvia on February 17, 2009

Giant little girl collects 3 kids for her pets. Be kind to your hamster!......more

Goodreads review by Katy on August 25, 2017

Wordplay abounds in an enjoyable story of giants and 'little people' - us! After so many of her picture books, I was curious to see Julia Donaldson's skill at, not only prose, but a book for older children. You are unlikely to recognise her trademark style here, a prose story about giants and humans,......more