The story of Miss Peregrine and the peculiar children continues in the second book of this trilogy. It is September, 1940. Miss Peregrine has been unable to turn back into her human form, The children have escaped the island and are heading to London to find the last uncaptured ymbryne to cure their beloved headmistress. Of course, the road is long and full of twists and turns and danger! A number of new characters are introduced - some who are peculiar and some who definitely are not. Once again, I was completely drawn in by the fantasy, the time-travel, the compelling, creepy/cool pictures and the story. It is helpful to read the first book in the trilogy as this book begins exactly where the first left off. It ends with a cliff hanger that makes me eager to read the third and final installment of the series.
I absolutely recommend it!
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