It was wonderful.Lemony Snicket uses misfortune,drama and disaster to create a book worth the time to read.It starts as a nice tale about the Baudalaire children but turns into a story of tragedy.You just can't put the book down.I've read the sequel to the book and both kept my appitite for a good book satisfied.I've read other books but none as good.If you don't care for a book with misfortune you might as well stop reading this,with all do respect.
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