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Ransom Riggs

États-Unis · Sur la carte · Écrivains · Naissance en 1979 · 47 ans

Ransom Riggs, né le 3 février 1979 au Maryland, est un écrivain américain de fantasy, principalement connu pour être l'auteur du roman Miss Peregrine et les Enfants particuliers.

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Ransom Riggs : environ 209 lectures par jour, en 24 langues.

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Une vie en dates

2011“I had just come to accept that my life would be ordinary when extraordinary things began to happen.”Ses propres motsPrologue, Page 8

“Like the monsters, the enchanted-islands story was also a truth in disguise.”Ses propres motsPrologue

“Finally I came upon a pair of rooms missing entire walls, into which a little forest of underbrush and stunted trees had grown.”Ses propres motsChapter 3, Page 81

“When someone won't let you in, eventually you stop knocking.”Ses propres motsChapter 4, Page 88

“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.”Ses propres motsChapter 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?”Ses propres motsChapter 4, Page 97

1979Naissance3 février 1979

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4 déclarations, les plus récentes d'abord
  1. My grandfather was the only member of his family to escape Poland before the Second World War broke out.

    2011 · Prologue, Ses propres mots

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

    2011 · Prologue, Page 18, Ses propres mots

  3. Sometimes you just need to go through a door.

    2011 · Chapter 4, Page 92, Ses propres mots

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