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title: "Hollow City (Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children) MP3 CD – MP3 Audio, 14 Jan. 2014"
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# Hollow City (Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children) MP3 CD – MP3 Audio, 14 Jan. 2014

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    A Good Second Book
  

*by S***E on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 7 May 2020*

I've seen some bad reviews and some average reviews of this book; mostly talking about plot holes, poor fact-checking, and silliness (talking animals). For me, this book was as great as the first one and having read it in only a couple of days, I'm heading straight into the third book.Does it matter that there is a soldier carrying a hand-held radio in 1940, or that the inscription on a tomb in St. Pauls is described in a book as being in English rather than the actual Latin? To some perhaps, but it's a work of fiction so shouldn't really have to be factually correct. The author would be well within his rights to simply say this is a world only similar to ours, and be done with it, problem solved.Also, talking animals. Yes, it's a bit silly and definitely far less believable than people that can turn themselves into birds, children who don't age and have special powers and let's not forget the large monsters with tentacles that only certain people can see.Other reviewers are entitled to these opinions, which may have been sufficient to spoil their reading. For me, it just didn't. I enjoyed the book immensely and can't wait to see how the next one turns out.

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    Certainly a middle novel
  

*by A***S on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 April 2019*

I've procrastinated about writing this review for the last few days. I think it's because, after enjoying this first book so much, I really did want to like this one more than I did. While the first book was slow burning, it did at least build to something. Hollow City, disappointingly, was severely afflicted by middle novel syndrome. The novel was just all build up, chronicling the journey across war-torn London and occasionally run-ins with wights, but broke off just as it got interesting. Ultimately, this left me feeling disappointed as it meant that this book just felt like 400 pages of build up for the final instalment.The charm of the novel is still in the integration of Rigg's fascinating photographs. These really do add a lot to the tale and allow him to develop his plot in new and exciting ways. While the novel doesn't really contain many twists and turns (unlike the first book), it does help to develop the Perculiar world through the introduction of things like Perculiar animals and the myths and faerie stories of their kind.Yet, this was not enough to save the novel for me. The pacing of the novel was slow and did lose my interest on a couple of occasions. Jacob's first person still seems a bit unnatural, overly descriptive and purple for an American teenager, and his internal monologues could get repetitive. I was also struck this time by how American a lot of the Perculiar children sounded, despite the fact that the were all supposed to be from the British Isles, though perhaps you could argue that this was just down to the fact that the narrator was American.The twist of the novel, as you may imagine from my review, was also frustrating. It left the novel on a bitter note, rendering everything that the children had done a little pointless and not really resolving anything. It left me feeling as though this entire novel had been a bit of a waste of time, as well as making me feel annoyingly obliged to read on just to find out how things will conclude.Yet, the saving grace of Hollow City were the characters. While I was frustrated that this book quickly left behind two of the female characters, leaving a predominantly male team, I did love how unique each Perculiar was. This went beyond their powers, as everyone spoke with a remarkably different voice and was given different ways to develop over the course of the novel.Naturally, most of this develop was saved for Jacob and Emma, whose relationship evolved in a very organic way over the course of the story. While I would have liked to have seen a bit more of this (Emma's sudden rejection of him towards the climax was a bit jarring), it was nice to see the two of them bonding more and it felt as though everything was happening at a very natural pace.So, in all, I was left a bit disappointed. The characters make me want to read on, but this novel was slow-burning and stuffed with unnecessary filler. Hopefully, things will get back on track in the next instalment.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    A worthy follow up novel
  

*by E***J on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 19 May 2021*

I loved Miss Peregrine’s home for peculiar children and thought i would give the follow up a go. (I am now on book 4). The development of the characters is great and interesting new characters appear in this book. It’s really well written and you get a sense of the peril the children encounter being chased in war torn England. The development of Jacob’s relationship with Emma is sweet and not over played. A great book and well worth reading. The unusual old photos continue throughout and are an interesting addition to the story. its just a shame they are difficult to see on the kindle.

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