Isbn: 9798199007139 - what grows: book three of the long landing trilogy: 5 (3 resultados)

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  • Idioma: Inglés

    Editorial: Independently Published Mai 2026, 2026

    9798199007139

    Serie: Libro 5 de 5 - THE LONG LANDING

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    Librería: AHA-BUCH GmbH, Einbeck, AlemaniaAHA-BUCH GmbH

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    EUR 32,68

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    Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Rebecca Li built the firm to do what a kitchen table never could.For a generation, the Li family fought the machine one frightened person at a time - a denial overturned, a night survived, a name kept by hand on an index card in a wooden cabinet. It was never enough, and Rebecca knew it. So she built a cold glass tower of her own: a litigation firm to take the fight wholesale, into the high rooms where the people who write the four sentences actually live, and make a court do the one thing the bridge never could - not save a single life, but find, on the record, that the dying had been arranged.What Grows is the story of that case. Of building it, of the offer to make it quietly disappear, and of the twelve strangers in a room Rebecca cannot enter who will decide whether a documented pattern is allowed to bind. A pattern put on the stand. A wall put on the stand. A chain that holds - and a verdict that costs more than it can ever buy back.But the trilogy was always falling toward something quieter than a courtroom. This is the book of the last and hardest lesson - the one the family has been circling since a girl sewed a living thing into a coat and carried it out of a burning city, knowing she would not live to see it stand: that you do not get to keep what you grow. You carry it as far as your own keeping reaches - the firm, the bridge, the craft, the green thing in all its forms - and then you hand it on, into hands that are not your own, into soil you do not control, and you take your hands off. Frank hands the craft to a stranger. The war is handed to the keeper. A boy uses the hard-won proof like it was easy - and his forgetting is the gift.And at the head of the table, in the low gold light of one more October, Rebecca's mother is still well, and the count still comes whole - for one more morning, before the phone, one page from now, begins to ring.What Grows is the final novel of the Long Landing Trilogy and the doorstep of the Still Point Trilogy that follows. It is a book about succession - the part we are most tempted to skip - and about the one thing a family cannot take a cutting of, cannot pot in good soil, cannot grow twice. You do not choose what grows from what you plant. You only choose whether to plant, knowing the shade will fall on someone you will never meet.Plant anyway.…

  • Idioma: Inglés

    Editorial: Independently published, 2026

    9798199007139

    Serie: Libro 5 de 5 - THE LONG LANDING

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    Librería: California Books, Miami, FL, Estados Unidos de AmericaCalifornia Books

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    EUR 19,31

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    Condición: New. Print on Demand.

  • Idioma: Inglés

    Editorial: Independently Published, 2026

    9798199007139

    Serie: Libro 5 de 5 - THE LONG LANDING

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    Librería: CitiRetail, Stevenage, Reino UnidoCitiRetail

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    EUR 23,11

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    Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Rebecca Li built the firm to do what a kitchen table never could.For a generation, the Li family fought the machine one frightened person at a time - a denial overturned, a night survived, a name kept by hand on an index card in a wooden cabinet. It was never enough, and Rebecca knew it. So she built a cold glass tower of her own: a litigation firm to take the fight wholesale, into the high rooms where the people who write the four sentences actually live, and make a court do the one thing the bridge never could - not save a single life, but find, on the record, that the dying had been arranged.What Grows is the story of that case. Of building it, of the offer to make it quietly disappear, and of the twelve strangers in a room Rebecca cannot enter who will decide whether a documented pattern is allowed to bind. A pattern put on the stand. A wall put on the stand. A chain that holds - and a verdict that costs more than it can ever buy back.But the trilogy was always falling toward something quieter than a courtroom. This is the book of the last and hardest lesson - the one the family has been circling since a girl sewed a living thing into a coat and carried it out of a burning city, knowing she would not live to see it stand: that you do not get to keep what you grow. You carry it as far as your own keeping reaches - the firm, the bridge, the craft, the green thing in all its forms - and then you hand it on, into hands that are not your own, into soil you do not control, and you take your hands off. Frank hands the craft to a stranger. The war is handed to the keeper. A boy uses the hard-won proof like it was easy - and his forgetting is the gift.And at the head of the table, in the low gold light of one more October, Rebecca's mother is still well, and the count still comes whole - for one more morning, before the phone, one page from now, begins to ring.What Grows is the final novel of the Long Landing Trilogy and the doorstep of the Still Point Trilogy that follows. It is a book about succession - the part we are most tempted to skip - and about the one thing a family cannot take a cutting of, cannot pot in good soil, cannot grow twice. You do not choose what grows from what you plant. You only choose whether to plant, knowing the shade will fall on someone you will never meet.Plant anyway. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…