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Sunderworld, Vol. I: The Extraordinary Disappointments of Leopold Berry
An easy sell to any fan of Riggs’s “Peculiar Children” series, though its quirks limit the appeal to a broader fantasy audience. A general purchase.
A Map of Days
Riggs's latest installment is a fast-paced and compelling addition to this unique mythology. Recommended for all libraries.
Hollow City: The Graphic Novel
Riggs enthusiasts will enjoy this alternative, and with Tim Burton's film adaptation due in September 2016, libraries can expect new readers looking to discover the books.
Tales of the Peculiar
For fans of the past books, this volume will provide new insight into many of the events in Peculiar history. It is also a perfect gateway for new readers to enter the world Riggs has created. Recommended for all libraries.
Library of Souls
This YA series has strong crossover appeal; this latest volume is a must-purchase where fans have embraced the first two.
Hollow City
Gr 8 Up—Listeners are hurled head first into Riggs's stormy seas, right where he abandoned us at the end of Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children...
Hollow City: The Second Novel of Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children
Gr 8 Up—This harrowing tale picks up right where Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (Quirk, 2011) left off: having narrowly escaped wights and hollowgasts (monsters), Jacob, Emma, and their group of peculiars (young mutants, à la the X-Men, with a dash of time travel abilities) are on the move to London to find a cure for their headmistress Miss Peregrine who has been trapped in her bird form, but time is running short...
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