Miss Peregrine's home for peculiar children : a novel…by Ransom Riggs

Miss Peregrine's home for peculiar children: a novel…by Ransom Riggs

This story was unique and the graphics were fitting to the plot and the characters. I really enjoyed it and have had some issues with finishing the second book in this series. Partly because this book was so fun and I couldn't put it down. I recommend it and still have hope the second book in the series pulls me in as this first story did. That's another review, though. I don't like spoiling books. Sorry to add my early conclusion to the next book in this series. (  )

    

11/22/63: A Novel by Stephen King

This was worth reading, however, it took me some time to get into. I loved the idea of time travel and many of the characters were amazing. Though the main character was annoying. I'm not big on tangents and this was a huge frustration for me throughout this novel. I don't normally skip paragraphs. I found myself doing so. I was happy when I was finished reading this story. I normally like to simmer at the end of a good book and write my favorite parts down. I just didn't get that fuzzy feeling while reading this story. It was a page turner here and there but mostly forced by my need to finish. (  )