A book review by Madeline Soucie
Miss
Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children is told in both words and pictures,
making the story more realistic.
After his
grandfather dies, Jacob is left wondering about his grandfather's last words
and starts looking into his old stories. What Jacob finds leads him to an
island -- more specifically an old abandoned orphanage hoping to find answers.
As Jacob
explores Miss Peregrine's abandoned home it becomes clear that not only were
his grandfather's stories true, but so were the children in them. He also
learns that the children were all kept there for a reason. They might have been
more than just peculiar -- they might have been dangerous -- and still alive.
Read this
interesting book to learn more about Miss Peregrine and her peculiar children.
Find it in APL TEEN Fiction YA FIC Riggs, R.
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