A Bug Travels Far: Misery
In Book 3: "Misery" of the A Bug Travels Far series, Ty Fly is finally on his way home to Boston—until a turbulent flight and an unexpected seatmate threaten to turn his journey into a nightmare. Enter Annie Spider, a larger-than-life arachnid who sees Ty not as a fellow traveler, but as a potential meal. With storm clouds outside and danger inside the cabin, Ty must rely on his wits, instincts, and courage to survive. Will he outsmart nature's oldest rule—survival of the fittest—or become just another bug caught in the web?

Blending fast-paced adventure with themes of identity, resilience, and belonging, Misery spins a tale that's as thoughtful as it is thrilling. This inclusive children's book series continues Ty's journey as a transbug navigating a world that doesn't always understand him—but can't keep him from soaring.
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A Bug Travels Far: Misery
In Book 3: "Misery" of the A Bug Travels Far series, Ty Fly is finally on his way home to Boston—until a turbulent flight and an unexpected seatmate threaten to turn his journey into a nightmare. Enter Annie Spider, a larger-than-life arachnid who sees Ty not as a fellow traveler, but as a potential meal. With storm clouds outside and danger inside the cabin, Ty must rely on his wits, instincts, and courage to survive. Will he outsmart nature's oldest rule—survival of the fittest—or become just another bug caught in the web?

Blending fast-paced adventure with themes of identity, resilience, and belonging, Misery spins a tale that's as thoughtful as it is thrilling. This inclusive children's book series continues Ty's journey as a transbug navigating a world that doesn't always understand him—but can't keep him from soaring.
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A Bug Travels Far: Misery

A Bug Travels Far: Misery

A Bug Travels Far: Misery

A Bug Travels Far: Misery

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Overview

In Book 3: "Misery" of the A Bug Travels Far series, Ty Fly is finally on his way home to Boston—until a turbulent flight and an unexpected seatmate threaten to turn his journey into a nightmare. Enter Annie Spider, a larger-than-life arachnid who sees Ty not as a fellow traveler, but as a potential meal. With storm clouds outside and danger inside the cabin, Ty must rely on his wits, instincts, and courage to survive. Will he outsmart nature's oldest rule—survival of the fittest—or become just another bug caught in the web?

Blending fast-paced adventure with themes of identity, resilience, and belonging, Misery spins a tale that's as thoughtful as it is thrilling. This inclusive children's book series continues Ty's journey as a transbug navigating a world that doesn't always understand him—but can't keep him from soaring.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9798317803384
Publisher: BookBaby
Publication date: 07/24/2025
Series: A Bug Travels Far
Pages: 56
Product dimensions: 6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.00(d)
Age Range: 6 - 12 Years

About the Author

Doren Cummings (they/he) is a trans writer passionate about creating inclusive stories where LGBTQ+ youth characters take center stage in exciting adventures. Through every book, Doren aims to inspire joy, courage and the understanding that everyone has the right to take up space, explore the world and be unapologetically themselves. With a love for storytelling, Doren is dedicated to crafting tales where kids can see themselves reflected in the characters they cheer for, helping them feel seen, supported and empowered.
Hugoshi is an artist whose vibrant illustrations bring life to stories that celebrate diversity, adventure, and the beauty of self-expression. With a unique style that captures both the whimsy and heart of each tale, Hugoshi creates worlds where every character shines. Their artwork in this series helps bring Doren Cummings' inclusive narratives to life, inviting readers to dive into imaginative adventures that reflect the richness of human experience. When not illustrating, Hugoshi enjoys exploring new techniques, drawing inspiration from nature, and connecting with the vibrant LGBTQ+ artistic community.
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