A Map of Days

13 hrs. 47 min.

Language Russian

Author Ransom Riggs

Narrator Andrey Pankrashkin

After surviving the monstrous danger that nearly destroyed the entire strange world, Jacob Portman returns to where his story began—home, to Florida. But now he isn’t alone. With him is Miss Peregrine, Emma, and other strange friends who are doing their best to fit into modern life. But carefree days of beach trips and lessons in normality won’t last long.

Jacob receives a dangerous inheritance and realizes just how much strangeness existed in his life even before he stepped into Miss Peregrine’s time loop. Now the stakes have risen even higher: fate flings Jacob and his friends across the wild expanses of a strange American world—a world without limitations, and almost without rules… Or rather, with its own special rules, which our heroes have not the slightest idea about either. Here is a new magnificent chapter in the story of Miss Peregrine’s strange children, full of new wonders and dangers. Illustrations for this extraordinary adventure in America of different eras—just like in the previous books in the series—are provided by bizarre and creepy vintage photographs, but in this book, for the first time, both black-and-white and colored shots are used.

1. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (narrated by Andrey Pankrashkin) 2. Map of Days (narrated by Andrey Pankrashkin) 3. Library of Souls (narrated by Andrey Pankrashkin) 4. A Map of Days Tales of the Peculiar (narrated by Leontina Brotskaya)