Giants in the Land
Giants in the Land is a children's picture book written by
Houghton Mifflin Company
in 1993.
Plot
The story tells of tall white pine trees, trees "that stood taller than an apartment house 25 stories high, taller than the tallest building ever built in New Hampshire or Maine. Giant pine trees that had grown in the New England woods for thousands of years."[1][2]
Michael McCurdy's black and white scratchboard illustrations give drama to the text.[2][3]
Awards
- Booklist, Top of the List, best juvenile nonfiction book for Youth
- Jefferson Cup – Virginia Library Association 1994 Honor Book
- Starred reviews in Publishers Weekly, Booklist, and Kirkus Reviews
- School Library Journal Best Book
- The Bulletin (Blue Ribbon winner)
- Yankee Magazine, 40 Classic New England Children's Books.[4]
- An ALA Notable Bookfor Children
References
- ^ "Diana Muir Appelbaum - Giants In The Land".
- ^ a b "Giants in the Land". Publishers Weekly. 1993. Retrieved 6 October 2016.
- ^ "Michael McCurdy obituary". Publishers Weekly. 21 June 2016. Retrieved 6 October 2016.
- ^ " 'Giants' Makes Children's book List," by Erica Noonan, Boston Globe, December 3, 2000
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