Forrest Scoville has long accepted that his size intimidates people, but he refuses to let it keep him from his dream of teaching kindergarten. His students adore him, although some of their parents are questioning whether he's fit to teach such young students.
Conrad Langdon is one of those parents. His daughter, Lizzy, who recently lost her mother, is shy around everyone except Forrest. That gives Conrad hope, but he has a history with big, muscular men, so he's reserving judgment.
Still, it's hard not to be won over by the gentle heart that hides inside the giant's body, a heart that helps Conrad open his own as much as it helps Lizzy begin to heal. Unfortunately, that doesn't change the conflict of interest of Forrest being his daughter's teacher.
When they discover a common interest in Lego models, it looks like they could really build something together, if they can overcome the forces threatening to drive them apart.
