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Grammatical SADNESS. After leaving the Reptile House and uncle Monty behind, the Baudelaire orphans travel to Lake Lachrymose, to a secluded house on the top of a perilous cliff; where they meet their new caretaker Aunt Josephine, a brave and fearless sweet old lady who loves grammar and is never a

By the third book of Snicket's series the formula is fully established and it is exercised here in full. Mr Poe dumps the kids on another kookie relative, Count Olaf turns up in disguise and they recognize him instantly. No adult will believe them. Olaf nearly gets his hands on the children. Through Leggi tutto

It seems sort of insensitive to say this was fun but gee was this fun. I love reading middle grade because it's simply just fun. It always reminds me why I love reading so much

Narración altamente adictiva. Me ha gustado mucho. Antes que nada necesito aclarar que ya vi la serie de Netflix, por lo que obviamente ya conocía lo que sucedería en este volumen, y también lo que acontecerá en los siguientes. No obstante, a pesar de conocer el argumento, tengo curiosidad de conocer Leggi tutto

I’m having so much fun reading this series for the first time!

I wrote a fairly oversized mini review for The Reptile Room. I do not foresee myself doing that for this one. It’s just...it doesn’t inspire the same emotion. Aunt Josephine is no Uncle Monty, guys. Like, she’s not supposed to be. But still. However. There is still cool stuff to be found in this. It i Leggi tutto

*3.5/5 Once again, super enjoyable ride. It is interesting to now be reading these as I'm watching the show. I am not watching episodes until after I have finished the book, but I'm curious if my visual of the characters is changing as I watch the show. Just a thought. I love how in this book, like