A Series of Unfortunate Events #4: The Miserable Mill Netflix Tie-In Edition

from readafew

This is the 4th book in the Series of Unfortunate Events chronicling the misadventures of the Baudelaire children. Now Mr. Poe has found a businessman that is willing to 'protect' them from Count Olaf. The Baudelaire's get to work at the lumber mill in exchange for protection. Interesting things ...

from ElizaJane

I've read the first three books in this series twice but never got around to reading more. Now that Neil Patrick Harris has the TV series of these books going I wanted to read this one so I could watch the first season. This is a typical book in the series following the same formula which the aut...

from BrynDahlquis

While not my favorite book of the Series of Unfortunate Events, it's still very good. For the first time we are introduced to some very nice characters who aren't the orphans' guardian (and thus perhaps may survive the story). Phil and Charles are both very nice and very cool, though with their o...

from LaviniaRossetti

If you are looking for a happy, pleasant book, put this one right down and I advise against reading this review, as the three Baudelaire orphans' lives certainly do not lead to a happy ending, or anything at all happy.The orphans are taken to the Lucky-Smells Lumber Mill to work there, and when t...

from AltheaAnn

Last one for 2012! (A quick one sneaking in under the radar... much like Count Olaf keeps sneaking after the Baudelaire children).This one sees the children forced to work in an absurdly horrific sawmill. Their new guardian is the cruel and mysterious owner of the mill; his partner is almost kind...