The Grim Grotto (A Series of Unfortunate Events)

from Amzzz

Another unfortunate adventure for the Baudelaires, as they go underwater in their search for safety, a parent who may be alive, the sugar bowl, and a number of other things in between! Perhaps not as good as many of the other books, but still really enjoyable.

from bookworm12

** There are no spoilers of Book 11, but this review assumes you've read the first 10 books in the series. I've been disappointed with the past few books in the Series of Unfortunate Events, but book 11 reminded me of why I liked it to begin with. After this one, there are only two more volumes l...

from chrisblocker

The Grim Grotto starts off wonderfully. There is a good mix of what makes this series entertaining. We're introduced to two new characters-one as hilarious as Aunt Josephine was, the other as seemingly loyal as the Quagmires (and cute too). The conspiracy continues to unravel, Sunny continues to ...

from amerynth

The 11th installment of Lemony Snicket's "A Series of Unfortunate Events" -- this book titled "The Grim Grotto" continues the tragic story of the Baudelaire orphans and their continued attempts to escape the nefarious plans of the dastardly Count Olaf. I've been disappointed with the books in the...

from hjjugovic

I'm going to review all four of the last books in this series in one review, since I read them all at one go due to the quick plot pacing, and now they've mushed together in my brain. These are wonderful! When I first started, this series, I was underwhelmed, but Snickett grows up his books like ...