Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (Prologue)
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- The book starts with Abe telling his grandson, Jacob about his past.
- Abe did all these amazing things like riding on horseback across the desert.
- He also fought in the war and knew about guns! Jacob was amazed by all Abe’s stories since he had never left Florida.
- Sitting at a table, Jacob and Abe looked at maps and prepared for fake expeditions.
- Jacobs mother is telling him that none of Abes stories were true.
- Abe had to live in a children's home in Wales to hide from the monsters... or so he said.
- Jacob had trouble falling asleep ever since he heard Abe's stories about the monsters.
- The children lived a happy life in a children's home where the monsters couldn't get them, and they were protected by a wise, old bird smoking a pipe. Abe talked about how the children were all peculiar.
- Abe brings Jacob a matchbox of old pictures of the children for him to see.
- The first picture was one of an invisible boy named Millard, who dose not have a head.
- The second picture is of a crown wearing girl who is levitating, they had to tie her down to keep her from floating away.
- The third picture is of a boy named Victor who is lifting a boulder above his head.
- The last picture is of a boy with a face painted on the back of his head... but the face is real.
- A kid named Robbie began to tease Jacob about believing his gandfather's stories.
- Jacob told his grandfather that he didn't believe his stories any more.
- Jacob's dad was telling him that Abe's stories weren't lies but changed... they were like horror stories!
- Abe had to escape Poland before the war. He never saw his family again.
- The monsters were German Nazi's according to Jacob's father.
- Abe's stories seemed magical and the children peculiar, but Jewish orphans of war. they didn't have special powers but escaped the gas chambers.
- After that, Jacob started felling sorry for Abe and the life he had as a child.
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