Sleeping Giants

Javier Ruiz said Surprisingly good. This is my first book review, but I thought I'd give it a try.I decided to look into this book when I heard that it had already been picked up to be made into a movie. I was intrigued. I am not a fan of this narrative style where the story is told as a series of interviews or documents, like it was with World War Z, but still, I was curious about this book. I have to s. "Fun Romp of a Read" according to SeattleSue. I wanted to read something fun and light that would also keep my total interest. Too often, I read books where the writing is not enough to pull me in and I am easily distracted from the story. This was the perfect antidote. I had a great time reading this novel, and while it's not a literary sensation, it's fabulous entertainment and I can totally see how it could tra. When the little girl Rose fell into what looked like a giant metal hand It all started when the little girl fell through earth. In his debut novel, Sleeping Giants, Sylvain Neuvel brings to us a very compelling and thrilling Sci-Fi novel. It’s also the beginning of a very promising series, Themis Files.When the little girl Rose fell into what looked like a giant metal hand, no one could tell what that thing was. Almost seventeen year

But the firemen who come to save her peer down upon something even stranger: a little girl in the palm of a giant metal hand. A girl named Rose is riding her new bike near her home in Deadwood, South Dakota, when she falls through the earth. Rose Franklin is now a highly trained physicist leading a top-secret team to crack the hand's code. And along with her colleagues, she is being interviewed by a nameless interrogator whose power and purview are as enigmatic as the provenance of relic. Seventeen years later, the mystery of the bizarre artifact remains unsolved - its origins, architects, and purpose unknown. What's clear is that Rose and her compatriots are on the edge of unraveling history's most perplexing discovery - an