A Map of Days (Miss Peregrine's Peculiar Children, #4)

by Ransom Riggs

“Go directly there,” she warned us. “Do not loiter, linger, dally, or dawdle.”

“Something’s happening to her that she doesn’t know how to make sense of,” said Bronwyn. “And she can’t go to her parents about it,” I added. “Foster parents,” Lilly said. “It might be affecting her body,” said Emma. “Changing it.” “There could be people watching her,” said Millard. “People she doesn’t know. And it’s frightening.” “You’re describing the experience of almost every teenage girl,” said Lilly.