Hilda and the Midnight Giant
Hilda series · volume 2 Fantasy Adventure Magic Graphic novels
Someone is throwing rocks at Hilda's house. The mystery leads her to invisible people and a giant who wanders through the mountains at night.
- Recommended age
- 5–9 years listening · 7–10 years alone
- Reading level
- I read to them, Reading together, Just starting to read alone…
- Pages
- To be filled from the verified edition
- Illustrations
- Lots · no chapters
- Categories
- exploration, nature, empathy
- Reading time
- Not yet estimated
- Edition language
- RO
- Verified product link
- Not yet
Humor Moderate 
Suspense A few 
Scary elements A few 
Amount of text A few Why your child might like it
- Directly continues the universe of the first volume.
- A gentle mystery, solved through empathy rather than fighting.
It might NOT be a good fit if…
- Hasn't read the first volume yet (it can be read alone, but the context helps).
What parents need to know
- Storytelling
- No chapters
- Reading difficulty
- I read to them, Reading together, Just starting to read alone
- Varied vocabulary with a few new words
- Text density
- Little text on the page
- Illustrations
- Frequent illustrations, almost a picture book
- Humor and pace
- Humor present in many scenes
- A bit of tension, quickly resolved
- Emotional intensity
- A few slightly scary moments, quickly passed
Hilda series
Recommended reading order. The list of volumes is currently being verified.Vol. 2 of 6
English edition
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Original edition Hilda and the Midnight Giant Cover source: openlibrary cover by isbn 9781907704253 Information being verified
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