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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!
In “Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions” the journalist shares lessons from her brief stint as a Playboy bunny.
By Abbey White
The adaptation of Jeff Vandermeer's sci-fi horror novel looks just as chilling and thought-provoking as its source material.
By Carolyn Cox
In "Game, Set, and Match," sportswriter Herbert Warren Wind tells the story of how this famous tennis match came to be.
"Washington: The Indispensable Man" examines the character of the first President of the United States, and how the treachery of a man who he considered to be an ally shaped his future.
By Olivia Mason
Reads that reflect the country we want to be.
By BookTrib
Discover the history behind the religions that have shaped humanity.
By Olivia Mason
ABC’s “Julia” will draw from the chef’s experiences at a World War II-era intelligence agency.
By Olivia Mason
Dysfunctional families and unconventional upbringings were the norm for these authors.
By Olivia Mason
We reflect on the actress' troubled but extraordinary life.
By Olivia Mason
Watch the first trailer for the upcoming adaptation of Madeleine L’Engle’s time travel classic.
By Olivia Mason
"A mind needs books like a sword needs a whetstone."
By Olivia Mason
The body was discovered … and then the truth was revealed.
The appeal of e-cookbooks, plus recommendations to get you started!
Feast on these delicious and inspiring reads.
Trump isn't the first president to stir up a storm of controversy.
By Olivia Mason
Get inside the battle that was truly fought by a nation.
By Olivia Mason
Charlotte Jones Voiklis and Lena Roy discuss their grandmother's incredible adult novels.
The Great War not only affected the relationships between countries—it also left a mark on literature.
By Bookstr
Celebrate the birds and the bees and the flowers and the trees.
By DeAnna Janes
These histories tell the story of the Civil War with literary flair.