Hollow City, Ransom Riggs

September 3, 1940, Ten Peculiar children flee an army of deadly monsters. And only one person can help them--but she is trapped in the body of a bird. The extraordinary journey that began in Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children continues as Jacob Portman and his newfound friends journey to London, the peculiar capital of the world. There, they hope to find a cure for their beloved head--mistress, Miss Peregrine.

Bbreview: Rating 5.5 stars.

Let me start off by saying after reading the first book I dug right into the second one with high hopes but I put it up after a couple of chapters because to me I saw similarities with this book and Animal Farm. So i took months off from reading this book, I even read other books similar to this one just for the hell of it because was still hooked.

I decided to give this book another chance because after months of looking for the 3rd book and getting it I knew I could not read it until I made it through the second book and boy was I happy that I gave this book another try!

In the beginning the book does start off slow which I am sure is what made me not want to finish it and put it off as not a good read. In chapter three were our group turn up into another loop is the point that I did not want to read the book because of the description of the animals and the way I kept going back to Animal Farm with the Pigs taking over and then turning into more like humans than Animals

But a long Emma and Jacobs journey with their friends, they meet many people and uncover many things about the other loops and peculiar's as well.

Now the ending to this book was an amazing twist which left me speechless because I did not see that coming when it happened but I loved it and I do recommend reading this book this is a really good series with some real beautiful vintage photographs shown in the book a long with them being used as if they where the real story.