Series of Unfortunate Events: The Wide Window and The Miserable Mill Book Review:

I really love this book series and these two books didn't disappoint me. I'll try to do the author facts again with different information at the end of the post so please read that.

The Wide Window:

The 3rd book in this series was really fun and interesting to read. The first part of the book is like the rest of them when they get taken to their new guardian and towards the end it's sticks to the same routine too when they find Count Olaf. Because of this you might think  it would be boring however that's not the case at all. Even the parts that stick to the same routine are different to each other because Count Olaf is disguised as a different person in a different place with a different plan and a different accomplice from his theatre troupe. It may follow a small routine however it's really different to all the other books.
   My favourite character has to be Violet Baudelaire because you can never tell what she is going to invent and when she starts to make it you try to guess and always get it wrong. Also, she's the oldest Baudelaire child so she always has to look after her siblings and has to find a way out of Count Olaf's  plan before he gets away with taking the Baudelaire fortune.

The Miserable Mill:

This book is a tiny bit different from the other one's and I won't tell you why so you'll have to read it to find out. The only thing that annoys me about this book is that Mr Poe (the person that chooses who looks after the Baudelaire children) never beliefs that the children have seen Count Olaf and you would think when he has been proven wrong 3 times he would listen to them and try to help them but no. It's just that one character that irritates me apart from that I like all the characters.

Author facts time!!!  Daniel Handler's wife is also a author called Lisa Brown and she also illustrates some of her nine books. Some of his books are so popular that they made films out of them for example An Series of Unfortunate Events. In the film An Series of Unfortunate Events they only use the first three books so it's not the best film ever but if you watch the film first it is a good film.

Thanks for reading comment if you have any ideas for posts or if you want me to read any books and do a book review.

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