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Condition: Like New (Open Box) - Product Description Toy Story 4: The Junior Novelization retells the exciting new Disney/Pixar movie hitting theaters June 21, 2019! Disney/Pixar's Toy Story 4 opens a new chapter in the lives of Woody, Buzz Lightyear, and the rest of the Toy Story gang. Directed by Josh Cooley ( Riley's First Date?) and produced by Jonas Rivera ( Inside Out and Up) and Mark Nielsen (associate producer for Inside Out), Toy Story 4 opens in theaters on June 21, 2019. Excerpt. ? Reprinted by permission. All rights reserved. Once, about ten years ago, in a boy named Andy?s room?.?.?. Lightning flashed through the window and thunder rumbled. Jessie, a cowgirl toy, and her horse, Bullseye, looked out into the dark night as the storm raged. ?Whoa!? exclaimed Jessie. ?It?s raining cats and dogs out there! I hope they make it back all right.?.?.?.? The sound of quick footsteps coming toward the bedroom made the toys gasp. ?Heads up!? said a pink piggy bank named Hamm. ?Andy?s coming!? The toys collapsed into toy mode as Andy, energetic and eight years old, burst into the room, soaking wet and smiling. He dropped an armful of wet toys onto his bed and ran down to dinner. As soon as Andy left, Sheriff Woody snapped out of toy mode, jumped down from the bed, and darted to the windowsill. He began scanning the yard. ?Do you see him?? asked Buzz Lightyear, a space ranger action figure, as he climbed up to the sill. ?No,? said Woody. ?Well, he?s done for,? said Slinky Dog, his tail and coils drooping. ?He?ll be lost!? said Rex the dinosaur, his voice quaking with anxiety. ?Forever!? Woody jumped to the floor and began giving orders. ?Jessie. Buzz. Slink. Molly?s room. The rest of you, stay put.? Woody headed to the open door and down the hall. He peeked into Molly?s bedroom and smiled when he saw Bo, a Little Bo Peep porcelain doll figurine, who stood on her lamp base next to her sheep. Bo belonged to Andy?s little sister, Molly, but she was close friends with Woody and the rest of the toys in Andy?s room. The cutouts in Bo?s lamp?s rotating shade created gentle points of light, like twinkling stars, all over the room. Woody climbed up the nightstand toward Bo. She knew something was up and held out her staff to help him. ?Situation?? she asked. ?Lost toy,? said Woody. ?Side yard.? ?Billy. Goat. Gruff,? commanded Bo. ?Raise the blinds.? Without a second thought, the three sheep bit down on the cord to the blinds and leaped off the nightstand, raising the blinds as they dropped to the floor. Woody, Bo, Jessie, and Buzz gaped out the window as the rain slapped against it, making it difficult to see. Finally, they spotted him. RC, a remote-control car, was stuck in the muddy water rushing toward the storm drain at the end of the driveway. He spun his wheels as he tried to get out, but he only sank deeper and deeper. Bo and Woody looked at each other for a brief moment as they plotted their next move. The friends had a way of communicating without words. They both turned to the room and announced, ?Operation Pull Toy!? Working together, the toys launched Jessie into the air to unlock the window. Then Bo wedged her staff under the bottom of the window, forcing it open. Woody and Bo leaned over the ledge, gazing down at the stranded car. Bo turned to Woody and straightened his hat. The cowboy took a deep breath, smiled, and hopped on top of Slinky. Buzz and Jessie held Slinky?s back end while Woody took a running leap out the window with the toy?s front end. In the pouring rain, Woody rappelled down the side of the house to the ground. He spotted RC struggling in the storm drain. The little vehicle spun his wheels in the mud, trying to get closer to Woody, but the rushing water kept pulling him away. The cowboy stretched Slinky as far as he could go, but they weren?t able to reach the car. ?I ain?t got any more slink!? cried Slinky. Bo watched from the window as Woody held one of Slinky?s paws, stretching a bit farther, but it still wasn?t enough. Woody hooked th