Miss. Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children stole my heart from the moment I started reading it. It's utterly bizarre and full of quirky characters you don't even realise you're getting attached to. I found whilst reading that I didn't have a favourite character, I enjoyed reading about each of them equally. With each novel in the trilogy we met more and more characters (including a talking dog) but it never became confusing. Each had their own personality and it was easy to distinguish who was speaking. I did however, find the fact that the children are actually around eighty decidedly freaky. Especially the way Miss. Peregrine treated them. I struggled to comprehend that. 
 I always seem to enjoy books with a multimedia aspect. The pictures in the novels were a wonderful enhancement to the series. I like how Ransom Riggs made such a feature of them. They were how Jacob's grandfather told him his stories and also how Jacob recognised each of the Peculiars. 
 Miss. Peregrine was phenomenal. She had some of the best lines in the books and also the film. (Eva Green did such a good job as Miss. Peregrine.) I felt so sorry for Jacob, being thrust into this world and believed to be insane by his parents. I really couldn't stand his parents, I disliked them more than the Hollows and Wights. 
 The entire series has such a clever plot. I couldn't have predicted where the series would go after the first novel but reading it I couldn't envision it having gone any other way. I love the other loops we got to see and all the different times! My only problem with the plot was the romance between Emma and Jacob. I couldn't get over the fact she'd been in love with Jacob's grandfather. It made me feel like Jacob was a second option, which he also picked up on. I think it's a little problematic for Jacob to be so accepting of that fact but nevertheless I really enjoyed this book!