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A review by ilovegravy
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs
3.0
It feels like I’m rating this book for the photos and not the story itself, but it wasn’t actually that bad.
The main character was as unrelatable as it could be, action began somewhere around 50 pages till the end of the book and that one, everlasting day seems like a horror to me, but.. It wasn’t completely awful. I even dare to say it was amusing. From time to time.
I’m not into phantasy in general and I had sincerely hoped that this book might change my animosity towards this genre. Well it failed to accomplish that, but maybe it was just a wrong pick.
All in all, I can’t see myself recommending this book to anyone, but I won’t lambaste it either.
The main character was as unrelatable as it could be, action began somewhere around 50 pages till the end of the book and that one, everlasting day seems like a horror to me, but.. It wasn’t completely awful. I even dare to say it was amusing. From time to time.
I’m not into phantasy in general and I had sincerely hoped that this book might change my animosity towards this genre. Well it failed to accomplish that, but maybe it was just a wrong pick.
All in all, I can’t see myself recommending this book to anyone, but I won’t lambaste it either.