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Loading... The Great Quillow (1944)by James Thurber
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Quillow, a tiny toymaker, defeats a ferocious giant named Hunder and saves his town from destruction. No library descriptions found. |
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Personal reaction: This book was interesting. I loved how one little man made a difference when everyone else was so scared of the giant. I was always the little one in a group and everyone thought I would not speak up for myself until one day I did. People stopped judging me.
Classroom extensions: 1. Have the students write about one time they were thought of as the smallest person.
2. Have the students write about what the giant could have done instead of destroying all those towns.
3. Have the students make up a story about a giant that would of done the right thing.