OH MAN I'M SO BUMMED IT'S OVER 
 And so concludes the Peculiar Children trilogy. I won't spoil anything for those of you who haven't read it yet. I will say that I liked this series for the same reason I liked The Magicians: there are some pretty dark scenes and lots of interesting interpersonal dynamics. 
 However, there's one thing that bugs me about this series: teenage protagonist Jacob falls in love with teenage-appearing Emma. However, as we learned in the first book, Emma has been living in a time loop and is actually 80 years old. She had a relationship with Jacob's grandfather long before she met Jacob. 
 So... she's like a grandma trying to get together with a teenage boy? That's creepy. Riggs kind of glosses this over by generally treating Emma and the other old Peculiars in young bodies as children. They mostly behave and make decisions as you would expect children to do. 
 However, the books do talk multiple times about how Emma has led a very long life, and she sometimes acts much older than 16. 
 Anyway, that's kind of a problem with these books, but I'm willing to overlook it because everything else is so awesome.