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The rich cannibal who feeds on human body parts, the first Imbrian, the beautiful human-snake princess... These are the magical stories that really circulated in the world of supernatural beings before Miss Pei provided an orphanage for children with supernatural powers. They carry unknown knowledge, including the location codes of the hidden time circle, the identities of some important people with special abilities, and other information that can help people with special abilities survive in this hostile world. Now, Ransom Riggs shares with you the history and secrets he knows about supernatural powers. (The stories are written and annotated by Millard Narlins, the "invisible man" in the "Ghost Girl" series.) The charming illustrations in the book are by the internationally renowned illustrator Andrew Davidson. From content to form, this unique version is a classic. It is a surprise for "weird fans" and a gift for all book lovers.

A bizarre murder, a strange last word, a stack of incredible photos, a boy trapped in a mystery, a journey to an isolated island, full of mystery, scary and full of true feelings. The grandfather of a Florida boy, Jacob, died mysteriously, leaving behind a strange and fragmented last words. Although Jacob saw the murderer with his own eyes, his friends traveling with him insisted that they did not. Coupled with the bizarre stories his grandfather told and the photos he left behind during his lifetime, Jacob fell into deep confusion and worry. But when he told what he had seen, no one believed him and even sent him for psychiatric treatment. In order to find out the truth, to prove that he is a normal person, and to prove that his trust in his grandfather is correct, he went to Wales, where he embarked on a thrilling journey through time and discovered his identity as a supernatural being.

A group of children with extraordinary talents, a difficult and strange journey, a birdman with three days left to live, and a risking his life to save his benefactor. In the final analysis, this is a thrilling and deeply moving story of "repaying gratitude". The orphanage on the island of Cairnholm is bombed, the orphanage burns down, and the headmistress, Ms. Peregrine, is given only three days to live. The children fled in embarrassment on the stormy sea. When they realized that they were about to lose Ms. Pei, the originally hasty and aimless journey turned into a desperate rescue.