APIYUYU – A night in the cave

A giant.
A cave.
A boy who should probably be at home.

But Joanet has a better idea.

One night, he decides to sleep in the cave of his giant friend Apiyuyu — a giant so tall squirrels mistake him for a pine tree. Together they eat soup by the fire, listen to impossible snoring, hide from wolves, survive accidental near-death experiences, and discover the correct emergency procedure for waking a sleeping giant.

Not all bedtime stories are calm.

Some smell like smoke, wet fur, soup, and mountain air.

Told with warmth, danger, absurdity, and tenderness, APIYUYU — A Night in the Cave feels like the kind of story a parent invents at night when children should already be asleep.

For children who like giants.
And adults who still remember caves.