Ethan was sucked into the adventure book in an instant. He found himself in a world of towering trees and gigantic figures. The figures turned out to be boys, each one a hundred feet tall.

The giant boys were stunned to see such a tiny being, but they were also intrigued. They gently picked Ethan up, fascinated by his small size.

Bill, the cowboy, was the first to introduce himself. He wore a big hat and carried a lasso. His voice was deep and comforting.

Next was Toshi, the ninja. He was dressed in a black suit and his movements were swift and silent.

Then came Korzan, the jungle boy. His body was covered in muscles and he had a wild look in his eyes. He carried a leather pouch around his waist.

Waldo, the jester, was the most colorful of the group. He wore a variety of colorful outfits and was always ready to make a joke.

Swen, the viking, was the strongest among them. His body was massive and he carried a big ax. His laughter was loud and hearty.

Zhen, the kung fu fighter, was calm and composed. His movements were precise and he always had a serene look on his face.

Last was Selim, the Arab warrior. He wore a turban and carried a curved sword. His eyes were sharp and alert.

The boys took Ethan under their care and he became their cool pet. They found his small size amusing and took turns carrying him around.

Bill often placed Ethan on his hat and paraded around, while Toshi used him for stealth practice.

Korzan carried Ethan inside his leather pouch, and Waldo liked to dress him in colorful jester costumes.

Swen showed Ethan his strength by lifting heavy boulders, while Zhen taught him the art of balance.

Selim demonstrated his sword skills and taught Ethan about bravery and courage.

At night, they put him in a box for safety. Ethan tried to run away once, but Toshi was quick to recapture him.

As punishment, Toshi rolled Ethan under his giant smelly socked foot. Despite this, Ethan knew they meant no harm.

Over time, Ethan grew fond of the giant boys. They took good care of him, fed him well, and kept him safe.

Ethan learned to sing, dance, and perform tricks for his giant masters' amusement. He became a source of joy for them.

Bill taught Ethan how to ride a horse, and Toshi taught him how to sneak up on people without being noticed.

Korzan showed Ethan the ways of the jungle, while Waldo taught him the art of juggling.

Swen taught Ethan how to row a boat, and Zhen showed him the basic stances of kung fu.

Selim taught Ethan about the desert, showing him how to navigate using the stars.

Ethan cherished the time he spent with the giant boys. Every day was filled with new experiences and adventures.

He realized that despite their size, they were just boys like him, with dreams, fears, and a love for fun.

Ethan found a new family in the giant boys. They may have been different, but they cared for him like a brother.

With them, Ethan was never alone. He was loved, cherished, and protected. He had found a place where he truly belonged.

Ethan decided to stay with the giant boys. He knew he would be happy here. This was his new home, his new family.

The boys were ecstatic. They promised to take care of Ethan, to protect him, and to always make him laugh.

Ethan knew he had made the right choice. He was ready for a life full of adventures with his new brothers.

And so, Ethan's new adventure began. It was a life filled with laughter, friendship, and countless lessons. It was a life he wouldn't trade for anything else.

From that day forward, Ethan lived a life of joy and adventure with his giant brothers. And they lived happily ever after.