I want to give this book 4 stars but I'll have to settle with 3.5. 
 Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children is a mysteriously creepy tale about rather peculiar children living in a strange world and the main character Jacob trying to unravel the questions surrounding his grandfather's life and the secrets each holds. 
 I liked the unique story of Miss Peregrine's. The hint of time travel and a world where a special set of people have supernatural abilities. I also liked the historical significance of the book. Most of characters were very strange and most times I could not keep up with who was who. Jacob and Emma's relationship was super weird, but eventually I ended up liking Emma the most out of all the characters in this book, other than Millard of course. What's there not to love about that boy. I did not care too much for Jacob, I cannot explain exactly why either. I did find some parts of the book to be a little slow and boring, but towards the end I really enjoyed it. 
 I did not love this book. For a minute I wasn't sure I was even going to like it, but I definitely enjoyed it. This story was different than anything else I've read and Jacobs journey was very interesting to read. While I do not think it was executed to the fullest, but I am more than willing to continue on with the series. I have high hopes for the rest of this brilliant story.