and another where Violet is almost forced to marry the Count at a mere age fourteen.ĪNYWAY, know yourself before you read this. Another scene where Sunny is trapped in a cage outside a seriously high building. Like, he wouldn't keep it genuinely perfect all the time for the children.Īlso, for people who get emotionally bothered easily, they might get overly upset about how distraught the orphans are (crying together). Although I'm so sorrowful for him at that time, this didn't impact my wanting to read it, If anything, I liked how Lemony Snicket (his pen name) darkened the story up with this, because in my opinion, Count Olaf wouldn't be afraid to physically hurt the children.

I'm just saying that they is some content in it that some may not like, for example, the Baudelaire orphans' new guardian Count Olaf strikes Klaus across the face and may be slightly drunk at that time, but does not regret it. This would be good for maybe those a little older than ten, but if you're a mature nine year old who doesn't get bothered easily, then go for it. Come on, I even read it when I was brushing my teeth! My heart breaks for those orphans - Violet, Klaus and Sunny - through all the horrible events they have to face. Even though this is a usual thing for me (books are love, books are life in my world) I literally read it in one sitting. Overall this was an amazing book and I give it a five star rating. It showed each of their feelings and teamwork. This book would be good for readers who love mystery. In conclusion, I recommend this book for 9 years and older, because it is a little dark but very entertaining. They were sent to a distant relative who they hoped would be better then the first. When the audience noticed what was going on they decided to send them some where else. Then he had one last trick up his sleeve and wanted to do a play on, a marriage for Violet. He was an evil man who made the children do horrible things, who was always thinking of ways to get his hands on their fortune. Then they were sent off to live with a relative named, Coant Olaf, who they knew nothing about.

They had lost their parents in a terrible fire. This book was about three young children named Violet, Klaus, and Sunny Baudelaire. My favorite character was Violet, because she really showed her love to her siblings.

In this book the author was able to describe how the Baudelaire children felt and how they cared for one another. The book, A Serious of Unfortunate Events ' The Bad Beginning.' was written by: Lemony Snicket with 163 pages.

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