"An amusing story as well as an effective fable about injustice overcome with guile and good humor instead of by violence. (Picture book. 4-8)"
The peace of the long-ago village of Wigwig is disturbed by a giant, ``only about as tall as a house'' but as grotesquely obese as his name implies.
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