Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children Resources

Riggs's website has everything you need to know about him, and it's not even composed of little letters cut out of magazines and demanding you pay him for that information.

Sample a chapter or three of Miss Peregrine from the publisher's website. She won't mind.

Tim Burton directs the movie adaptation of the book. He's good at being creepy. Plus, Eva Green plays Miss Peregrine, and she's basically good at being anything and everything.

In this quirky interview, Riggs rejects classic novels and gets presented with an amazing gift from his wife.

Do the photos influence Riggs's storytelling, or the other way around? Find out in this interview.

Our favorite photo in the book is the one of the creepy Santa (because we love having nightmares). Riggs has a different favorite pick.

Riggs went to Belgium to shoot the trailer for Miss Peregrine. We officially want to stay far, far away from Belgium.

Riggs tries to scare John Green to death by taking him to an abandoned hospital, a location which should totally be in the Miss Peregrine sequel.

John Green pretty much did everything but give birth to Ransom Riggs.

Back when Ransom was going by the less-glamorous moniker "Randy," he went on a road trip with John Green.

Riggs talks with Here and Now about the vintage photographs, and the peculiar way in which no one in them seems to be smiling.

Check out Miss Peregrine's wingspan.

He doesn't look that peculiar…

Hugh looks pretty stylish in his beekeeper hat in the Miss Peregrine's graphic novel.