Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children

Ransom RiggsFiction | Novel | YA | Published in 2011

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1. Jacob and the other peculiar children have difficulty finding their place in the world because their ideas and abilities are different from others’. Miss Peregrine’s house provides a safe haven for the children and Jacob where they have a place to belong. (Various chapters)

2. Jacob has many fears in the novel, but one of his greatest fears drives the narrative. While is Jacob afraid that he will learn his grandfather is lying, he is even more afraid that he will regret not discovering the truth. Jacob overcomes his fear by continuing to seek out the history of his grandfather’s past. (Various chapters)