In Roald Dahl's The BFG, the Big Friendly Giant lives in Giant Country, far away from where humans live, rather than an atlas. His home is a huge den containing shelves for his dream collection and his tools, cabinets for Snozcumbers and Frobscottle.
Nine human-eating giants: Each human-eating giant is about 50 feet tall, relatively wide and durable, and wears only a skirt-like cover on his waist.
On the way back, BFG hears a scream and informs the news of a group of giants (Fleshlumpeater, Butcher Boy, Maidmasher, Manhugger, Meatdripper) on the night of eating children.
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