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Mimicry SADNESS. After leaving Lucky Smells Lumbermill and optimistic Phil behind, the Baudelaire orphans travel to Prufrock Prep, a boarding school with mossy streets and ugly gray buildings that look like tombstones; here they meet Vice Principal Nero, an insufferable character who enjoys mimicry

Another decent read with Celyn. It seems that The Miserable Mill may have been the low-point of the series as this volume is an improvement. The formula is applied once more, but with a slight variation in that the Baudelaires find friends of their own age and this alliance faces Count Olaaf with pr Leggi tutto

AND SO IT BEGINS. Yes, technically this is the fifth book in the series, but to me, it is the very first. This is the book when I really start to love this series, which, in case you are new to my reviews or have been otherwise purposefully ignoring my Snicket-related screeching, is my favorite in the Leggi tutto

For Beatrice-You will always be in my heart,in my mind,and in your grave. This book may not be the most interesting of the five I read so far plot-wise, but man was it funny! I was actually laughing out loud at some point, and really isn't the humour the best thing about this whole series? I also lik Leggi tutto

Decepción absoluta, pero no por eso dejaré de leer la saga. ¿Recuerdan esas películas donde recrean la clásica escena de un avión cayendo precipitadamente y sin control? Seguro las recuerdan. En aquellas películas, normalmente, si los protagonistas están en peligro, ellos son los que logran recuperar Leggi tutto

4.4 The best ASOUE book I've read so far. I love how the story is starting to have a bit of depth in it. For instance, we were introduced to the Quagmire twins (supposed to be triplets) who were also orphans whose parents died in a fire along with their third sibling. Vice Principal Nero was also