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My best friend is called Bob. He's bigger than our house! He's stronger than an elephant, But as quiet as a mouse. No-one else can see him, He's invisible you see, But he pushes me on the garden swing And helps me climb the tree. Sometimes he tells me sories, As I sit in the palm of his hand, Of fabulous beasts, Of fairyland feasts, Of a mystical, magical land. But it's a shame when it starts to rain. He often starts to cry, 'Cause he's too big to come indoors And we have to say goodbye.

"Sydney." I said. "Are you ok?" Sydney nodded and hugged me while I took her book bag. I was relieved she was ok, but I was also mad at the same time. Vicos knew he wasn't allowed visitation rights and yet he the nerve to take my daughter away from me. "It'll be ok." I said. "Daniel and I won't let this happen again." I looked up at him as he used one of his huge fingers pet her back. Before I got the chance to ask him, he slowly stood up to his full frame and headed inside the house. Once inside he gently set us down the table and headed into the kitchen to cook some food. A few years ago a couple of scientists created a growth modulator

"I know." Clarissa said. "It's just that I'm not used to being above the ground." I knew what she was going through because I wasn't used to it the first time around when Daniel held me and my daughter in his palm. Yet the difference was that Sydney was a lot braver than I was and I was a nervous wreck. I was trying to come up with ways to calm Clair down until he beat me to it. "Don't be scared." Daniel said. "I won't let you fall." "Thank you." Clair said, relieved. "My name is Clarissa. I go by Clair." Daniel looked down and gently smiled at us. "Hello, Clair." he said. "My name's Daniel." He's making sure that my cousin doesn't fee

"What?" I asked. "Lena." Clarissa said. "I think you're in love." "I know." I said. "Who's the lucky guy?" she asked. "Can I meet him?" I had to think up ways as to tell her about Daniel and had to convince her that his 200 foot frame won't be a problem with my family. I mean, it shouldn't but somehow she'd might be worried that he could be a monster to her, due to the size difference. Before I could say anything, we felt the ground tremble and I knew this was Daniel. He was in a blue tank with black jeans and this time he was wearing sandals. Clarissa looked over to me and I looked back towards her. "If you want to know." I said. "His n

As I could remember since late 1699, his ancestor was 70 feet tall to the Liliputans in earlier times. It was either that we've gotten smaller or the humans have gotten bigger. Whichever the case, I could see the emperor, Quentin Lanstrom, was calm about Daniel holding us in his hand without harming us. "Mommy." Sydney said. "Is that our emperor?" "Yes." I said. Now our Emperor Lanstrom, he's great descendant to the emperor of Liliput. He was sworn in as emperor after the death of his father. Since he became emperor, he's been working hard in keeping law and order in place for Liliput. He's worked hard to keep the army away from the chaoti

The search began and they were being careful in not waking up the giant as they were afraid that he'll hurt them and the people. As the search began some of the guards pushed out a huge wallet and it dropped onto the ground with a loud crash. It woke him up and he slowly opened his eyes. His eyes has a nice brownish-green shade to them. Before I could get lost in my thoughts, Sydney, the man and I stared out as he was trying to break out of his binds. The man and I started to back away from the window just in case he broke it. My daughter stood there, looking up at him. "Sydney." I said. "Get away from the window." Sydney looked at me and s

My name is Melina Sanjino and I'm a Liliputan, though I wasn't born one. I was originally born and raised in Raviras, Blefuscu. Raviras was a small town on a fishing port. My father was a fisherman and my mother was a seamstress and our family wasn't rich, but they made enough money for us to survivie on. When the civil war between the aristocracy and the plebeans began, I left with my uncle's family. I didn't want to leave my parents and my twin brother, Adam behind, but I had to we had to survive. Eventually I got used to living in Liliput and went to school like normal children do. Every day, my uncle reminds us, that we're lucky. "I know