Erin and Yrso
Book 1
From the Series The Giants
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 . . . .
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Author: Lylian
Lylian is a screenwriter and storyteller living in Quebec, Canada. As a child, he grew up too quickly in a reality that was both strange and foreign to him, which he embellishes in his writing to create a universe that resembles him: spirited and imbued with a sensitive humanity.
Illustrator: Paul Drouin
Paul Drouin is an illustrator and artist based in France. He studied drawing for four years at ECV Bordeaux (school of visual communication). He has illustrated several graphic novels including Le moustiquaire de Berlin, The Fantastic Family, and The Giants series.
Reviews
School Library Journal
“Lylian delivers a cinematic new adventure that will enthrall fans of Marvel and Godzilla. . . This first installment in a new epic adventure series sets the stage with a high-interest plot that transitions between what is happening with Erin and Yrso, and what is happening on a larger global scale as scientists uncover the existence of other giants in the world. Readers will enjoy the colorful artwork and character-driven stories, though they may recognize some familiar tropes from other comic book series.”—School Library Journal
Children's Literature Comprehensive Database (CLCD)
“An exciting first chapter in a story filled with potential. The engaging storyline, linked with the striking illustrations, helps to draw readers into a fantasy story filled with real-life lessons about matters linked to habitat destruction and protection. This colorfully illustrated book will leave readers with a positive sense of anticipation for the remaining parts of the series. Reviewer Rating: 4”—Children’s Literature
Kirkus Reviews
“A tender tale of grief propelled into a fantastical, globe-trotting adventure.”—Kirkus Reviews