Bits of String Too Small to Save

Ruby Peru

ISBN 10: 0692513485 / ISBN 13: 9780692513484

Published by Pangloss Press Mai 2017, 2017

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Neuware - Circumspect to a fault, ten-year-old ElizabethAnn never intends to leave the safety of No Oaks' suburban police state, but when her eccentric grandmother peels around the corner in a pimped-out hot rod and shouts that the men are coming to put her in 'a home,' ElizabethAnn, Grandma, and their shaggy sheepdog Jackson dive through a badger hole into the forested dystopia of Bumblegreen, seeking a real home.In this 'wildly imaginative, occasionally haunting fantasy anchored by strong, evolving female characters,' (Kirkus Reviews) persnickety ElizabethAnn must solve the problem of Bumblegreen's deadly pandemic lest she and Grandma be considered the cause of it. Joining forces with a reluctant teenaged queen and an ancient, genderless sorcerer, ElizabethAnn and Grandma strive to prove themselves worthy of Bumblegreen. Meanwhile, Jackson falls in love but struggles with a rampant disease that turns contented animals into neurotic people, in a book New York Times best-selling author John Berendt called 'freewheeling imagination.'This whimsical meditation on the concept of home introduces a new world of seduction and betrayal, illusion and intuition, black arts and purple-speckled fruits, and you, dear reader, must ask yourself: will magic avenge our heroine Will technology save her Or will ElizabethAnn and her motley gang of malcontents be too late to repair the beautiful, mysterious, and troubled land of Bumblegreen.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Bits of String Too Small to Save
• Publisher: Pangloss Press Mai 2017
• Publication Date: 2017
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0692513485
• ISBN 13: 9780692513484
• Binding: Buch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 235W x 157H x 32D millimeters 235 millimeters width by 157 millimeters height by 32 millimeters depth
• Weight: 923 grams

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Synopsis

Circumspect to a fault, ten-year-old ElizabethAnn never intends to leave the safety of No Oaks' suburban police state, but when her eccentric grandmother peels around the corner in a pimped-out hot rod and shouts that the men are coming to put her in "a home," ElizabethAnn, Grandma, and their shaggy sheepdog Jackson dive through a badger hole into the forested dystopia of Bumblegreen, seeking a real home.

In this "wildly imaginative, occasionally haunting fantasy anchored by strong, evolving female characters," (Kirkus Reviews) persnickety ElizabethAnn must solve the problem of Bumblegreen's deadly pandemic lest she and Grandma be considered the cause of it. Joining forces with a reluctant teenaged queen and an ancient, genderless sorcerer, ElizabethAnn and Grandma strive to prove themselves worthy of Bumblegreen. Meanwhile, Jackson falls in love but struggles with a rampant disease that turns contented animals into neurotic people, in a book New York Times best-selling author John Berendt called "freewheeling imagination."

This whimsical meditation on the concept of home introduces a new world of seduction and betrayal, illusion and intuition, black arts and purple-speckled fruits, and you, dear reader, must ask yourself: will magic avenge our heroine? Will technology save her? Or will ElizabethAnn and her motley gang of malcontents be too late to repair the beautiful, mysterious, and troubled land of Bumblegreen?

About the Authors

Ruby Peru has spent a decade as a ghostwriter of memoirs, fiction, and nonfiction. Bits of String Too Small to Save is the first book published in her own name.

Philip Harris is a freelance Illustrator, chihuahua owner, and blues fan currently living and working in sunny Devon, UK. Philip's art career began when he inherited his grandfather's vast collection of dip pens. He still uses the same nibs today, as well as other mediums such as rotring pens and Photoshop.