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PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condition: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Audio Book (DVD). Condition: As New. DVD`s In As New/ $25.89 0788817779 a BUG`s LIFE, Collector`s Edition, 2 Disk DVD Set, In Jewell Case + Collector`s Edition Booklet. * DISNEY, John Lasseter, Andrew Stanton, Joe Ranft, Donald Mcenery, Bob Shaw, Dave Foley, Kevin Spacey, Julia Louis~Dreyfus, Hayden Panettiere, Phyllis Diller, Richard Kind, David Hyde Pierce, Denis Leary, Jonathan Harris, Madeline Kahn, Bonnie Hunt, John Ratzenberger, Michael McShane, Roddy McDowall, Edie McClurg, Alex Rocco, David Ossman, Joe Ranft. Green Spine With Title In 0ff~White And Gold Letters, On Spine. DVD`s In As New/ Condition, No Wear Or Scratches. OnLine Synopsis: `Embark on an incredible journey with one little ant as he searches for a brave band of warriors to help him battle the bullying grasshoppers who threaten his home. When he stumbles on a bumbling troupe of circus bugs instead, their only hope for victory is the bond of friendship and the awesome power of imagination`. Total Running Time: Approx. 202 Minutes. This Item Will Be Sent Wrapped In Plastic, Taped Shut And In A = Corrugated Mailing B0X. To Prevent Shipping Damage So That It Will Arrive In The Description Described Which Applies To This Item, Only. = No Odors, No Writing, No Names, No Rippling, Not Stuck Together, No Book Plate, Not X~Library, No Other Marks. = Will Make It, An Excellent Addition To Your Own Personal Library Collection, Or As A Gift, For The Discriminating Reader / Collector. = WORLD WIDE SHIPPING, AVAILABLE *.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some memories refuse to stay lost.In a small Montana town, thirty-eight-year-old writer Sara Mitchell has been alone for nine years. Her work is solitary, her cat is gone, and her evenings are quiet. She has stopped expecting much from her life.Then she starts dreaming of a little girl.The girl wears a yellow sweater and a green clip in her hair. She is always eight years old. She sits with Sara on a porch that does not exist, beside a lake Sara has never seen. The girl tells Sara things - small, impossible things - that turn out to be true. Mack misses you, she says, naming Sara's cat. Claire hates red wine. The girl calls herself Bug.Two thousand miles away, in Boston, an architect named Zach Holm is finishing eighteen months of grief. His relationship has ended. The woman he loved told him he could not let something go. He doesn't know how to explain what he was holding on to - but seven years ago, on a train platform, he saw a child in a yellow sweater. He has thought of her every day since.When a small twist of professional good fortune brings Zach to Montana, he walks into an antique shop in Livingston and meets the woman behind the counter's friend - a writer who, it turns out, has been dreaming his daughter for two months.She isn't his daughter yet.But she is doing everything she can to make sure she will be.Across letters from a dead woman who knew Bug too, across plans for a house Zach has been drawing without understanding why, across dreams that arrive in late-afternoon light, Sara and Zach come to recognize that they have both been moved toward each other for longer than they have known each other. The child who is engineering it all is running out of time. She has been visible for years. She is about to become a body.bug is a quiet, luminous novel about the threads that bind people across time - the kinds of knowing that arrive before language, the patient work of being found, and what happens when we say yes to something we cannot quite explain.A novel for readers of Nicole Krauss's The History of Love, Audrey Niffenegger's The Time Traveler's Wife, and Kent Haruf's Plainsong. Set in the small-town Montana landscape of Livingston, Park County, and the Absaroka Range, bug is the ninth novel from Michael Jonathan Hyde. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Some memories refuse to stay lost.In a small Montana town, thirty-eight-year-old writer Sara Mitchell has been alone for nine years. Her work is solitary. Her cat is gone. Her evenings are quiet. She has stopped expecting much from her life.Then she starts dreaming of a little girl.The girl wears a yellow sweater and a green clip in her hair. She is always eight years old. She sits with Sara on a porch that does not exist, beside a lake Sara has never seen. The girl tells Sara things - small, impossible things - that turn out to be true. Mack misses you, she says, naming Sara's cat. Claire hates red wine.The girl calls herself Bug.Two thousand miles away, in Boston, an architect named Zach Holm is finishing eighteen months of grief. His relationship has ended. The woman he loved told him he could not let something go. He doesn't know how to explain what he was holding on to - but seven years ago, on a train platform, he saw a child in a yellow sweater. He has thought of her every day since.He has been drawing a house for her without knowing it. A porch with a missing spindle. A kitchen looking out at a lake.When Sara and Zach finally meet, they realize they have both been in the company of the same child - a child who is not theirs yet, but who is doing everything she can to make sure she will be.bug is a quiet, luminous novel about the strange threads that bind us across time, about the kinds of knowing that arrive before language, and about what happens when we listen - even when what we hear cannot quite be explained.For readers of The History of Love, The Time Traveler's Wife, and Plainsong.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some memories refuse to stay lost.In a small Montana town, thirty-eight-year-old writer Sara Mitchell has been alone for nine years. Her work is solitary, her cat is gone, and her evenings are quiet. She has stopped expecting much from her life.Then she starts dreaming of a little girl.The girl wears a yellow sweater and a green clip in her hair. She is always eight years old. She sits with Sara on a porch that does not exist, beside a lake Sara has never seen. The girl tells Sara things - small, impossible things - that turn out to be true. Mack misses you, she says, naming Sara's cat. Claire hates red wine. The girl calls herself Bug.Two thousand miles away, in Boston, an architect named Zach Holm is finishing eighteen months of grief. His relationship has ended. The woman he loved told him he could not let something go. He doesn't know how to explain what he was holding on to - but seven years ago, on a train platform, he saw a child in a yellow sweater. He has thought of her every day since.When a small twist of professional good fortune brings Zach to Montana, he walks into an antique shop in Livingston and meets the woman behind the counter's friend - a writer who, it turns out, has been dreaming his daughter for two months.She isn't his daughter yet.But she is doing everything she can to make sure she will be.Across letters from a dead woman who knew Bug too, across plans for a house Zach has been drawing without understanding why, across dreams that arrive in late-afternoon light, Sara and Zach come to recognize that they have both been moved toward each other for longer than they have known each other. The child who is engineering it all is running out of time. She has been visible for years. She is about to become a body.bug is a quiet, luminous novel about the threads that bind people across time - the kinds of knowing that arrive before language, the patient work of being found, and what happens when we say yes to something we cannot quite explain.A novel for readers of Nicole Krauss's The History of Love, Audrey Niffenegger's The Time Traveler's Wife, and Kent Haruf's Plainsong. Set in the small-town Montana landscape of Livingston, Park County, and the Absaroka Range, bug is the ninth novel from Michael Jonathan Hyde. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some memories refuse to stay lost.In a small Montana town, thirty-eight-year-old writer Sara Mitchell has been alone for nine years. Her work is solitary. Her cat is gone. Her evenings are quiet. She has stopped expecting much from her life.Then she starts dreaming of a little girl.The girl wears a yellow sweater and a green clip in her hair. She is always eight years old. She sits with Sara on a porch that does not exist, beside a lake Sara has never seen. The girl tells Sara things - small, impossible things - that turn out to be true. Mack misses you, she says, naming Sara's cat. Claire hates red wine.The girl calls herself Bug.Two thousand miles away, in Boston, an architect named Zach Holm is finishing eighteen months of grief. His relationship has ended. The woman he loved told him he could not let something go. He doesn't know how to explain what he was holding on to - but seven years ago, on a train platform, he saw a child in a yellow sweater. He has thought of her every day since.He has been drawing a house for her without knowing it. A porch with a missing spindle. A kitchen looking out at a lake.When Sara and Zach finally meet, they realize they have both been in the company of the same child - a child who is not theirs yet, but who is doing everything she can to make sure she will be.bug is a quiet, luminous novel about the strange threads that bind us across time, about the kinds of knowing that arrive before language, and about what happens when we listen - even when what we hear cannot quite be explained.For readers of The History of Love, The Time Traveler's Wife, and Plainsong. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Some memories refuse to stay lost.In a small Montana town, thirty-eight-year-old writer Sara Mitchell has been alone for nine years. Her work is solitary, her cat is gone, and her evenings are quiet. She has stopped expecting much from her life.Then she starts dreaming of a little girl.The girl wears a yellow sweater and a green clip in her hair. She is always eight years old. She sits with Sara on a porch that does not exist, beside a lake Sara has never seen. The girl tells Sara things - small, impossible things - that turn out to be true. Mack misses you, she says, naming Sara's cat. Claire hates red wine. The girl calls herself Bug.Two thousand miles away, in Boston, an architect named Zach Holm is finishing eighteen months of grief. His relationship has ended. The woman he loved told him he could not let something go. He doesn't know how to explain what he was holding on to - but seven years ago, on a train platform, he saw a child in a yellow sweater. He has thought of her every day since.When a small twist of professional good fortune brings Zach to Montana, he walks into an antique shop in Livingston and meets the woman behind the counter's friend - a writer who, it turns out, has been dreaming his daughter for two months.She isn't his daughter yet.But she is doing everything she can to make sure she will be.Across letters from a dead woman who knew Bug too, across plans for a house Zach has been drawing without understanding why, across dreams that arrive in late-afternoon light, Sara and Zach come to recognize that they have both been moved toward each other for longer than they have known each other. The child who is engineering it all is running out of time. She has been visible for years. She is about to become a body.bug is a quiet, luminous novel about the threads that bind people across time - the kinds of knowing that arrive before language, the patient work of being found, and what happens when we say yes to something we cannot quite explain.A novel for readers of Nicole Krauss's The History of Love, Audrey Niffenegger's The Time Traveler's Wife, and Kent Haruf's Plainsong. Set in the small-town Montana landscape of Livingston, Park County, and the Absaroka Range, bug is the ninth novel from Michael Jonathan Hyde. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Some memories refuse to stay lost.In a small Montana town, thirty-eight-year-old writer Sara Mitchell has been alone for nine years. Her work is solitary, her cat is gone, and her evenings are quiet. She has stopped expecting much from her life.Then she starts dreaming of a little girl.The girl wears a yellow sweater and a green clip in her hair. She is always eight years old. She sits with Sara on a porch that does not exist, beside a lake Sara has never seen. The girl tells Sara things - small, impossible things - that turn out to be true. Mack misses you, she says, naming Sara's cat. Claire hates red wine. The girl calls herself Bug.Two thousand miles away, in Boston, an architect named Zach Holm is finishing eighteen months of grief. His relationship has ended. The woman he loved told him he could not let something go. He doesn't know how to explain what he was holding on to - but seven years ago, on a train platform, he saw a child in a yellow sweater. He has thought of her every day since.When a small twist of professional good fortune brings Zach to Montana, he walks into an antique shop in Livingston and meets the woman behind the counter's friend - a writer who, it turns out, has been dreaming his daughter for two months.She isn't his daughter yet.But she is doing everything she can to make sure she will be.Across letters from a dead woman who knew Bug too, across plans for a house Zach has been drawing without understanding why, across dreams that arrive in late-afternoon light, Sara and Zach come to recognize that they have both been moved toward each other for longer than they have known each other. The child who is engineering it all is running out of time. She has been visible for years. She is about to become a body.bug is a quiet, luminous novel about the threads that bind people across time - the kinds of knowing that arrive before language, the patient work of being found, and what happens when we say yes to something we cannot quite explain.A novel for readers of Nicole Krauss's The History of Love, Audrey Niffenegger's The Time Traveler's Wife, and Kent Haruf's Plainsong. Set in the small-town Montana landscape of Livingston, Park County, and the Absaroka Range, bug is the ninth novel from Michael Jonathan Hyde.