Daviana the Mermaid Princess: The Storm Giant's Daughter

A little mermaid. A lost giant child. And the storm that brought them together.

Something is wrong with the sea. Thunder rumbles deeper than it should. Lightning flashes even underwater. Then something huge crashes down from the surface.

Daviana and Finn find a young giant named Boom hiding at the bottom of a trench. She is small for a giant-just a child-but still bigger than any creature Daviana has met. Boom is lost, scared, and sure her father will be furious.

Her father is Grum, the Storm Giant. His storms are shaking the ocean. He isn't angry. He's terrified.

With Pitter, a tiny rain sprite, Daviana helps Boom find the courage to face her father and remind him that love sounds like thunder-but it also sounds like I'm sorry.

The Storm Giant's Daughter is a story about:

• Fear that looks like anger

• Running away and coming back

• Listening to what someone is really saying

• The size of a heart, not the size of a body

Perfect for bedtime, early readers, and any child who has ever been scared to say I'm sorry.

Book 5 of the Daviana the Mermaid Princess series