Books by Ransom Riggs
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review 1: Hollow City by Ransom Riggs is a book describing the journey of Jacob, a teenage with an extraordinary talent. This book is the sequel to Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children and takes place in war torn London. Jacob and his band of other peculiar children have just escape...
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review 1: This book is more of a compilation of Sherlock Holmes' adventures where he applied certain skills, rather than a handbook on how to develop those skills. For example, there is a section on disguises with a short guidance on seeing yourself as playing a role and then selecting the...
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review 1: Like Ransom Riggs, I like looking at old photographs. Riggs goes a step further and collects photos with writing on them. The photos were an interesting look at many different moments in history. I enjoyed looking at the old cars, clothing, and hairstyles. Riggs could publis...
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review 1: *Looks at the cover*Me: Ooooh I Me: I think I'm in loveMe: I think my heart has just sprouted wings*Reads the book*Me: Um, sometimes.... books can begin slow and boring.Me: But the pictures!!!Me: Actually I'm getting bored.*Reaches 2/3 of the book*Me: Okay beauti-fAL!!! I cannot ...
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review 1: Henüz hiç Sherlock Holmes kitabı okumamış olanlara Sherlock Holmes serisini okumaya başlatacak, okuması zevkli bir kitap.. Kısa bölümler halinde olduğu için elinize ara sıra alıp düşük bir hızda okuyabilir, hatta aynı sıralarda bununla beraber başka kitaplar da okuyabilirsiniz.Ar...
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review 1: Fun coming-of-age fantasy with an interesting integration of vintage trick photography!
review 2: Shockingly enjoyed this. Was a little creepy at first w the pics but really enjoyed the storyline.
review 2: Shockingly enjoyed this. Was a little creepy at first w the pics but really enjoyed the storyline.
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review 1: I just didn't like this book all that much. I was not the biggest fan of the first novel in the series - I thought it was clever in its setting but not much else. Here, that weakness really came through. Most of the book just reads like a game of Dixit - someone stitching toge...