Bird Box (Bird Box, #1)

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Bing Yes, supposedly, I know this question was asked six months ago, and I hope you see this answer. In the inside back cover of my copy, it tells me that …moreYes, supposedly, I know this question was asked six months ago, and I hope you see this answer. In the inside back cover of my copy, it tells me that the film rights have been sold to the director who directed the film, Mama. So, I'm not sure if it's actually being made into a film, but supposedly the script is in place at the studios. As somebody else said, I'm not sure how they'll cover the creatures, because in the book it's easily left to the imagination as they are never explained or even seen by the reader--so the movie could easily ruin the premise if they screwed up on that big detail.(less)
[Name Redacted] No, the author is writing a series of unrelated novels, each one focused on a different one of the five primary senses -- the next one is about hearin…moreNo, the author is writing a series of unrelated novels, each one focused on a different one of the five primary senses -- the next one is about hearing ("Black Mad Wheel").(less)
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Emmitouflee Near the end of the book, there is a line that reads, "It feels like a cage was lowered over them all. A cardboard box. A bird box. Blocking out the s…moreNear the end of the book, there is a line that reads, "It feels like a cage was lowered over them all. A cardboard box. A bird box. Blocking out the sun forever." This line leads me to think that the experience of being confined in a boarded up house is reflected in the title choice of 'Bird Box.'(less)
Mommooshka I think the question of what happened to Gary or where he is now and whether he would reappear was part of the scary aspect of the story. Just like th…moreI think the question of what happened to Gary or where he is now and whether he would reappear was part of the scary aspect of the story. Just like the creatures, the unknown can be more frightening than the known.(less)

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