A Unfortunate Events A Series of Unfortunate Events #12: The Penultimate Peril, Book 12, (Hardcover)

from ArkhamReviews

As the title suggests, this is the penultimate instalment of the series and is a very strong entry. While it perhaps does not start to wrap things up as much as you would like, it does dangle a couple of interesting carrots in front of the reader. Hints as to why Olaf hates the Baudelaires, clues...

from SydneyAnne

I have read all of his previous books and loved them. I am halfway through this book and loving every second of it, and i only started reading it yesterday. It is brillant and fun. It if funny and a bit random but great. Snicket has a certain style of writing that is different from all others and...

from BrynDahlquis

A good book. The Baudelaires get a lot of their questions answered, but now they have more. The story is becoming more about them and their personalities and internal struggles, which I really like. It does so without become pretentious, perhaps because the rest of the world is so ridiculous. It'...

from AltheaAnn

The Baudelaire orphans have made their way to the Hotel Denouement, supposedly the 'last safe place.' However, the effects of the schism in VFD are apparent, and it's impossible to tell who might be on the orphans' side - and who's a villain (especially when identical twins are involved).As event...

from aethercowboy

If you're anything like me, you're terrified of elevators. You never know if somebody may have snipped the line, or replaced the counterweight with a large block of ice, or forgot to renew the certificate. A world of things could go wrong once you enter an elevator. In case of fire, most elevator...