Book Review: The Miserable Mill by Lemony Snicket
Ages: 8 and Up
Genre: Fiction
So far, I would have to say that this was the most depressing book in the series. Nevertheless, Lemony Snicket still managed to maintain his high-caliber writing style that never fails to draw me in. If you have yet to read this series, I hope that you get on it right away!
About:
After unsuccessfully having three different guardians, the Baudelaire orphans now find themselves working in a dreadful lumber mill. Within time, Violet, Klaus, and Sunny learn to adapt to their new, abrasive lifestyle. Suddenly, things take a turn for the worse when Klaus breaks his glasses, which ends up causing more troubles then the children would have imagined.
Have you read any of the book in A Series of Unfortunate Events, before? If so, tell us what you thought about it right here at Reading Soup! It's always a pleasure to hear your literary thoughts and opinions. Merry Christmas, and keep on reading!
Genre: Fiction
So far, I would have to say that this was the most depressing book in the series. Nevertheless, Lemony Snicket still managed to maintain his high-caliber writing style that never fails to draw me in. If you have yet to read this series, I hope that you get on it right away!
About:
After unsuccessfully having three different guardians, the Baudelaire orphans now find themselves working in a dreadful lumber mill. Within time, Violet, Klaus, and Sunny learn to adapt to their new, abrasive lifestyle. Suddenly, things take a turn for the worse when Klaus breaks his glasses, which ends up causing more troubles then the children would have imagined.
Have you read any of the book in A Series of Unfortunate Events, before? If so, tell us what you thought about it right here at Reading Soup! It's always a pleasure to hear your literary thoughts and opinions. Merry Christmas, and keep on reading!
- The Soup Chef
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