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Ransom Riggs jest amerykańskim pisarzem, najbardziej znanym z powieści Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine.

Riggs urodził się w Maryland, na dwustuletniej farmie, a dorastał na Florydzie. Studiował literaturę angielską na Kenyon College oraz filmoznawstwo na Uniwersytecie Południowej Kalifornii. W magazynie "Mental floss" publikował artykuły na temat Sherlocka Holmesa, zatytułowane "Sherlock Holmes Handbook. The Methods and Mysteries of the World's Greatest Detective", które zostały wydane w 2009 roku jako przewodnik do filmu Sherlock Holmes .

Riggs zbierał również ciekawe fotografie, które, za zgodą swojego wydawcy, Quirk Books, chciał wydać jako książkę z obrazkami. Za radą redaktora ułożył je jednak w przewodnik, do którego dołączył narrację. Tak powstał Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine, który zyskał status bestsellera New York Timesa .

Inna książka Riggsa, również inspirowana fotografiami, "Talking Pictures", została wydana w Stanach Zjednoczonych w październiku 2012. W 2014 ukazała się kolejna część Osobliwego domu..., zatytułowana "Hollow City". W 2015 wydana została ostatnia część trylogii pod tytułem "Biblioteka dusz".

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Ransom Riggs Fotografia

Dzieło
Ransom Riggs: 17   Cytatów 3   Polubienia

Ransom Riggs słynne cytaty

„Kiedy ktoś nie wpuszcza cię do środka, w końcu przestajesz pukać do drzwi.”

Ransom Riggs książka Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine

Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine
Źródło: s. 97

„Gdy trzeba ponieść klęskę, należy zrobić to widowiskowo!”

Ransom Riggs książka Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine

Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine
Źródło: s. 358

„Kurczowo czepiamy się naszych fantazji, dopóki cena wiary w nie nie okaże się zbyt wysoka.”

Ransom Riggs książka Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine

Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine
Źródło: s. 13

„Kiedyś marzyłem o ucieczce przed zwykłym życiem, ale tak naprawdę moje życie nigdy nie było zwyczajne. Po prostu nie zauważałem jego niezwykłości.”

Ransom Riggs książka Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine

Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine
Źródło: s. 388

Ransom Riggs: Cytaty po angielsku

“I'm no expert on girls, but when one tries to pinch you four times, I'm pretty sure that's flirting.”

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Ransom Riggs książka Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine

Źródło: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2011), Chapter 7, Page 190

“Sometimes you just need to go through a door.”

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Ransom Riggs książka Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine

Źródło: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2011), Chapter 4, Page 92

“I used to dream about escaping my ordinary life, but my life was never ordinary. I had simply failed to notice how extraordinary it was.”

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Ransom Riggs książka Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine

Źródło: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2011), Chapter 11, Page 351

“When someone won't let you in, eventually you stop knocking.”

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Źródło: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2011), Chapter 4, Page 88

“A falling-down wreck on the edge of town, curtains permanently drawn, that would turn out to have been home to some ancient recluse who'd been surviving on ramen and toenail clippings since time immemorial, though no one realizes it until a property appraiser or an overly ambitious census taker barges in to find the poor soul returning to dust in a La-Z-Boy. People get too old to care for a place, their family writes them off for one reason or another—it's sad, but it happens.”

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Ransom Riggs książka Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine

Źródło: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2011), Chapter 3, Page 79

“Part of me felt like something momentous was about to happen. The other part of me expected to wake up at any moment, to come out of this fever dream or stress episode or whatever it was and wake up with my face in a puddle of drool on the Smart Aid break room table and think, Well, that was strange, and then return to the boring old business of being me. But I didn't wake up.”

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Źródło: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2011), Chapter 6, Page 139

“Finally I came upon a pair of rooms missing entire walls, into which a little forest of underbrush and stunted trees had grown. I stood in the sudden breeze wondering what could possibly have done that kind of damage and began to get the feeling that something terrible had happened here. I couldn't square my grandfather's idyllic stories with this nightmare house, nor the idea that he'd found refuge here with the sense of disaster that pervaded it. There was more left to explore, but suddenly it seemed like a waste of time; it was impossible that anyone could still be living here, even the most misanthropic recluse. I left the house feeling like I was further than ever from the truth.”

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Źródło: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2011), Chapter 3, Page 81

“I had just come to accept that my life would be ordinary when extraordinary things began to happen. The first of those came as a terrible shock and, like anything else that changes you forever, split my life into halves: Before and After.”

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Ransom Riggs książka Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine

Prologue, Page 8
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2011)

“When I was fifteen, an extraordinary and terrible thing happened, and there was only Before and After.”

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Ransom Riggs książka Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine

Prologue, Page 18
Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2011)

“It was true of course, what my dad had said: I did worship my grandfather. There were things about him that I needed to be true, and his being an adulterer was not one of them. When I was a kid, Grandpa Portman's fantastic stories meant it was possible to live a magical life. Even after I stopped believing them, there was still something magical about my grandfather. To have endured all the horrors he did, to have seen the worst of humanity and have your life made unrecognizable by it, to come out of all that the honorable and good and brave person I knew him to be—that was magical. So I couldn't believe he was a liar and a cheater and a bad father. Because if Grandpa Portman wasn't honorable and good, I wasn't sure anyone could be.”

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Źródło: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2011), Chapter 4, Page 92

“I didn't know how to respond. How do you say I'm sorry your father didn't love you enough(YEAH RIGHT) to your own dad? I couldn't, so instead, I just said goodnight and headed upstairs to bed.”

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Źródło: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2011), Chapter 4, Page 97

“It was one thing for a grandparent to withhold something […] from a grandchild, quite another for a father to keep it from his son—and for so long.”

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Ransom Riggs książka Osobliwy dom Pani Peregrine

Źródło: Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children (2011), Chapter 200, Page 96

“Riggs, Ransom. Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children. Philadelphia, PA: Quirk Books, 2011. Print..”

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