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Here at Early Bird Books, we love all things that have to do with books, reading, and literary news and movies. Browse below for some highlights from our blog!
Sometimes the most terrifying moments can ignite a burning passion.
Rhiannon Navin’s powerful debut novel, “Only Child,” tells the story of a fictional school shooting, and the lasting impact it has on 6-year-old Zach.
On the centennial of her birth, we’re looking back at the writer's exceptional life and work.
The titular story in Julia Slavin's collection, "The Woman Who Cut Off Her Leg at the Maidstone Club," is a wacky satire of elitism.
By Olivia Mason
Paramount TV has acquired the rights to the MaddAddam Trilogy, a dystopian series by "The Handmaid's Tale" author.
By Olivia Mason
Frightening tales of mystery and murder…
The home front can be just as perilous as the front lines.
By Olivia Mason
We're giving away a book to read every month for lovers of all genres!
Her big speech was the highlight of the Golden Globes, but the media mogul is also one of our biggest readers.
By BookTrib
The film adaptation of Jason Matthews' spy thriller is set to release on March 2, 2018.
By Olivia Mason
The genre's newest voice delivers a thrill ride "The Guardian" hails as "wonderfully insidious."
By BookTrib
Read the bestselling author's latest romantic suspense novel!
A review of the heartbreaking, National Book Award-winning novel.
By BookTrib
As new books are added each December, we look back on previous honorees that still deserve the spotlight.
By Olivia Mason
Edgy and hot off the press, these are the new releases we can't stop thinking about.
By BookTrib
Dan Simmons' story of Arctic carnage is finally getting the series it deserves.
By Carolyn Cox
In The Road to Nowhere series, women must find their new place in the world after a vicious plague wipes out most of humanity.
Discover the works of one of the genre's most influential writers.