β Scribed by Himmelman, John
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
Jat is a boy who wants more from life than collecting coal from the Fire Sea.
Newton is a misfit giant, cast out of his homeland for his love of science and reading.
Brought together by chance, the two become the best of friends. But when enemy giants threaten to ruin everything, it's up to Jat and Newton to defend Jats village, leading to the journey of a lifetime.
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