Effin’ Birds 2027 Wall Calendar

£11.95

Available for Pre-order. Due August 2026.

Effin’ Birds 2027 Wall Calendar Author: Format: Calendar First Published: Published By: Andrews McMeel Publishing
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Pages: 24 Language: English ISBN: 9798881607821 Categories: , ,

Get ready to ruffle some feathers! The Effin’ Birds 2027 Wall Calendar combines full-color vintage bird artwork with sweary diatribes by foul-mouthed avian shit-stirrers tired of sitting tight and playing nice. These birds bring the chaos, the comedy, and a whole lot of attitude. With expletive-laden captions full of unapologetic trash talk, this calendar is snarky, relatable, and deeply therapeutic. Features include: 12″ x 12″ (12″ x 24″ open) Cover design eliminates need for plastic packaging Printed on FSC®-certified paper with soy-based ink Planning spread for September–December 2026 Spans January–December 2027 Generous grid space for appointments, notes, and reminders Official major world holidays and observances Moon phases, based on Universal Time Vintage bird artwork paired with sweary sayings WE PLANT TREES—Andrews McMeel is a proud supporter of Trees for the Future, a nonprofit organization that trains communities on sustainable land use so that they can build vibrant regional economies, thriving food systems, and a healthier planet.

Weight0.239 kg
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Author Biography

Aaron Reynolds is the five-time Webby Award-winning author of Effin’ Birds, a comic strip pairing intricate artwork with mundane daily frustrations read by over half a million people every day. His first book, Effin’ Birds: A Field Guide To Identification, hit bookstores in 2019 and for seven whole days was the bestselling book by any Canadian author not named Margaret Atwood. Prior to writing Effin’ Birds as his full-time gig, Aaron was the creative director for a podcast network, a software trainer for Apple, and a Santa Claus photographer at the worst mall in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada.