Name: Tales of the Peculiar
ISBN: 9780399538544

Ransom Riggs

Millard Nullings (Fictitious character)

Originally published in hardcover in 2016 by Syndrigast Publications/Dutton Books.

Tales of the Peculiar

"Before Miss Peregrine gave them a home, the story of peculiars was written in the "Tales." . . Author Riggs invites you to share his secrets of peculiar history with [this] collection of of original stories."--

Beatrix Haase

I liked some, and then I didn't like some. 

xoxo, 
Bebe

Ivy X

3.5- first half of the stories were stronger than the latter imo. Great way of revisiting this series 😍

Steph L 

I don't know where to begin this except to say that I really enjoyed this. As a far of the world, I knew I needed to read this, just to see what sort of folklore would be featured and this book didn't disappoint. This book is short stories set in the world of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children. I enjoyed all stories and all the different characters. My favorites were: The Fork-Tongued Princess, The Woman Who Befriended Ghosts, The Girl Who Could Tame Nightmares and The Boy Who Could Hold Back the Sea. Part of what makes this book great is the writing and Ransom Riggs bringing us into the world of these characters and tell their stories.

Krystal 

I liked the little meanings of each story! I didn't like how the stories dragged on for a while, couldn't really connect/ get to know the characters. I couldn't finish this book which I'm annoyed about! I tried to but I got too bored.

Sabetha Danes

I adore reading books that are spoken about in a fictional worlds. This was a cute read to add to the peculiar world. It reads like our own fairy tales.

Nick Bicko

6/33 
Licht und Schatten, wie in jeder Märchensammlung. 
Allein für "The First Ymbrine" sind die 4 Sterne aber gerechtfertigt.

Jelke Lenaerts

Such an amazing collection of stories !
I love being back in this world and most definetly in this way. This was the perfect escape from finals.

Kath Lau

I really love the tales. The others are way too short but still enjoyable to read. Plus, the illustrations and details are on point. My favorite tales are The First Ymbryne, Cocobolo, The Locust, and of course, The Tale of Cuthbert. I suggest you to read the Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children series so you can enjoy more the tales.

Allison Urban

The Splendid Cannibals: 5 stars
The Fork-Tongued Princess: 4 stars
The First Ymbryne: 4 stars
The Woman Who Befriended Ghosts: 5 stars
Cocobolo: 2 stars
The Pigeons of Saint Paul’s: 3 stars
The Girl Who Could Tame Nightmares: 5 stars
The Locust: 5 stars
The Boy Who Could Hold Back the Sea: 2 stars
The Tale of Cuthbert: 3 stars

everlinet

It was very cute, can’t complain. Entertaining and fun stories from the world of peculiar children. Loved it.

Southern Today Gone Tomorrow

I haven't read any of the books, but I found this entertainin

Heather Killeen

This was a very entertaining and wonderfully strange set of stories! I loved the peculiar aspects but was happy that it didn't seem necessary to read all the peculiar children series to really enjoy these (I've only read the first one). The tales are unexpected, sometimes gory, and heartwarming!

Christina Hufford

Fantastic book with some really great stories, many of which brought a tear to my eye. The production quality was fantastic as well, it's a beautiful cloth bound hardcover with gorgeous illustrations throughout.

Tales of the Peculiaris a unique book of fairy tales set in the world of Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children, the internationally bestselling series by Ransom Riggs. In this collection, Ransom invites you to share his secrets and uncover hidden information about the peculiar world. A fork-tongued princess, and wealthy cannibals who dine on the discarded limbs of peculiars, are just two of the stories sure to please the many fans of the series. Featuring stunning illustrations from world-renowned artist Andrew Davidson, this compelling, rich, and truly peculiar anthology is the perfect gift for not only fans, but for all lovers of great storytelling.

Tales of the Peculiar

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