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Maya said:Which one is the first one?
I might give it a try.![]()
mehastings said:I feel that the author can't decide who his audience is. He picks subject matter appropriate for older kids, but talks down in his writing.
mehastings said:Ready for an unpopular opinion?
I've read the first three books. The only one I liked was the second one. I thought the first was super boring and almost didn't read any of the other books. I was determined though, to read the first three before seeing the movie. The third book was somewhere in between the other two.
I feel that the author can't decide who his audience is. He picks subject matter appropriate for older kids, but talks down in his writing. I've read all of the Harry Potter, His Dark Materials and Song of the Lioness books. I think I would choose to reread any of those books before picking up the fourth in this series. I suppose I've got until the next movie release before I need to worry about it.
ltsvirkunova said:ALL of the books are FABULOUS!!! How Snicket makes many phrases mean different things, how he uses humor (like the whole page of ever,ever, ever, ever and the 2 pages of black), how the characters interact. By the way, I've heard a rumor Lemony Snicket is just a pen name. Does anybody know if that is so? If it is, what is the author's real name? I'm really curious...
ltsvirkunova said:ALL of the books are FABULOUS!!! How Snicket makes many phrases mean different things, how he uses humor (like the whole page of ever,ever, ever, ever and the 2 pages of black), how the characters interact. By the way, I've heard a rumor Lemony Snicket is just a pen name. Does anybody know if that is so? If it is, what is the author's real name? I'm really curious...