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Nonfiction

Discovering the Spirit World in ‘The Disintegration of My Ordinary Reality’

To this day my story still seems unreal to me, as well as some of my readers. What do you do when something so extraordinary happens to you that there is no place to put it? In my case, I wrote a book about it known as The Disintegration of…

Lori MorrisonJuly 6, 2017

Nonfiction

A Book Worth Savoring: Isabel Vincent’s Dinner with Edward

Some books challenge you. Others feel like cozy sweaters. It’s rare to find a book that does both. And that's exactly what Isabel Vincent’s latest memoir, Dinner with Edward: A Story of an Unexpected Friendship (Algonquin Books, May 24, 2016) manages to do, by striking the perfect balance between being bittersweet and making you so damn…

Katie HiresMay 23, 2016

Business Nonfiction

‘Getting to the Green’: Talking Money and Finances with Author and Financial Planner Altair Gobo

Altair Gobo has a unique way of looking at money, financial planning and wealth: He sees similarities between money management and the game of golf. Taking his experience as an avid golfer for 20 years and his 35 years as a CFP, Altair put this analogy and experience together in…

Aisha K. StaggersOctober 23, 2017

Book Club Network

This Month’s Pick: Jesmyn Ward’s “Sing, Unburied, Sing”

For the month of September, all chapters of the Girly Book Club are reading Jesmyn Ward's Sing, Buried, Sing (Scribner). Here's the review that BookTrib filed shortly after the title was published late last year: Sing, Unburied, Sing is a beautifully written, character-driven, heartfelt novel that takes place in the…

Jennifer BlankfeinAugust 8, 2018

Better Self Nonfiction

The Five Self-Help Books That Rocked My World

Writing a book in the personal development/self-help field is daunting; I should know, I wrote one! The one thing I learned is that there is a fine line between self-help and total bullshit. What’s even more interesting is that line is different for everyone. Below, find my top five self-development…

Kelly MartinsenDecember 1, 2017

Fiction

Teddi Leaves Everything to Chance in Amy Sue Nathan’s Newest Novel

I am a sucker for places in real life and settings in books that spark my imagination. When visiting a new town in person or in the pages of a book, I imagine the vast and different lives I could take on in these new geographies. In these places, I…

Brandi GranettNovember 27, 2017

Fiction

A ‘Red-Haired Woman’ Turns Lives Upside Down in Pamuk’s New Book

I really enjoyed this short but dense book, The Red-Haired Woman written by Turkish Nobel Prize winning author Orhan Pamuk. In the 1980s, a teenage, fatherless boy is an apprentice to Master Mahmut, a well digger. They dig for water in the hot sun, and tell stories to pass the time.…

Jennifer BlankfeinNovember 20, 2017

Fiction

Prepare to Get Tied Up in “Loose Threads”

There’s no thrill quite like following a protagonist down the rabbit hole and into a new world. Whether it’s Neo from The Matrix or Nyssa from Loose Threads, the first installment in J. O. Quantaman’s Cool Assassins series, we love discovering a setting alongside our audience surrogate character, and no…

BookTribJuly 19, 2019

Fiction

New ‘A Wrinkle in Time’ Trailer is Meg-nificent

During the American Music Awards on November 19th, Disney debuted the second trailer for the upcoming movie of Madeleine L'Engle's A Wrinkle in Time. Like our first look at the film, this latest trailer highlights the battle of light vs. darkness that young Meg Murry (Storm Reid) is thrust into…

Early Bird BooksNovember 28, 2017

Fiction

Jon Land’s ‘Dark Light Dawn’ Comes with a Vengeance

Navy Seal Max Younger emerges from the shadows with a strange luck and an unnatural ability to kill. Plagued by fits of rage and bloody visions of his own future, Max is never certain whether he is man or monster. But when dark forces unleash an otherworldly pathogen, the monster…

James R. HannibalAugust 4, 2017

Fiction

‘A House Among the Trees’ is Chock Full of Eccentric, Detailed Characters

In author Julia Glass’s latest character-driven novel, A House Among the Trees, Mort Lear, a famous children’s author, vaguely reminiscent of Maurice Sendak, unexpectedly falls to his death off the roof of his Connecticut home in a fluke accident. His longtime, live-in assistant Tomasina (Tommy) is left to pick up…

Jennifer BlankfeinAugust 2, 2017

Fiction

Gabriel Tallent’s Literary Debut is an ‘Absolute Darling’

Wow! My Absolute Darling is literary fiction at its finest! This vividly written debut is rich in language with full descriptive prose and incredibly complex characters. Turtle, a motherless teenager living with her reclusive and resourceful survivalist dad, has an unusual existence. Some of her days begin with raw eggs and a…

Jennifer BlankfeinSeptember 29, 2017

Fiction

All the Feels: The First Book That Made You Cry

Whether or not you're an easy crier, there's usually one book that manages to hit you straight in the feels. For some of us at Early Bird Books, The Fault in Our Stars was the first to bring on serious waterworks (we'll never read John Green on the subway again).…

Early Bird BooksSeptember 26, 2017

Fiction

Family Secrets and Fireworks in Kelly Simmons’ “The Fifth of July”

One of my favorite aspects of a good book is the way it transports me to another time or place, far from the daily grind. I want to fall into a world with a setting so vivid, I can taste the salt on my lips and hear the cry of…

Heather WebbAugust 31, 2017

Fiction

Chill Out: 5 Books to Distract You from Your Sunburn

As a ginger, I happen to be aware of one of life’s fundamental truths: sunburn seriously sucks. From hot discomfort to peeling like a molting snake in the rain forest, having sunburn is frightfully unpleasant. However, in addition to light exfoliation with a warm wash cloth and gentle soap, I…

Katie HiresJuly 21, 2016

Fiction

‘Brewster’ is an Unforgettable and Sadly Poignant Read by Mark Slouka

I can hardly wait to read the other books Mark Slouka has written to see if they are as gripping, sad and unforgettable as Brewster. Ostensibly, a novel about teenage friendship, Brewster is anything but a typical coming-of-age story. Plots develop side-by-side as they charge through the book like they’re…

Sherri DaleyAugust 9, 2017

Discovering the Spirit World in ‘The Disintegration of My Ordinary Reality’

A Book Worth Savoring: Isabel Vincent’s Dinner with Edward

‘Getting to the Green’: Talking Money and Finances with Author and Financial Planner Altair Gobo

This Month’s Pick: Jesmyn Ward’s “Sing, Unburied, Sing”

The Five Self-Help Books That Rocked My World

Teddi Leaves Everything to Chance in Amy Sue Nathan’s Newest Novel

A ‘Red-Haired Woman’ Turns Lives Upside Down in Pamuk’s New Book

Prepare to Get Tied Up in “Loose Threads”

New ‘A Wrinkle in Time’ Trailer is Meg-nificent

Jon Land’s ‘Dark Light Dawn’ Comes with a Vengeance

‘A House Among the Trees’ is Chock Full of Eccentric, Detailed Characters

Gabriel Tallent’s Literary Debut is an ‘Absolute Darling’

All the Feels: The First Book That Made You Cry

Family Secrets and Fireworks in Kelly Simmons’ “The Fifth of July”

Chill Out: 5 Books to Distract You from Your Sunburn

‘Brewster’ is an Unforgettable and Sadly Poignant Read by Mark Slouka

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