A Series of Unfortunate Events #4: The Miserable Mill Netflix Tie-in Hardcover – Deckle Edge, October 24, 2017

I loved all of these books as a kid and also reread them as an adult! Such good stories.

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If you are reading this for your children, it pays to read and plan ahead. If possible, read all the stories!I appreciate that sounds odd, and expensive, but you will probably buy them all anyway...And why? Because over the next few weeks as you read the books, you'll find certain characters cropping up. You need to think about a) their voices and accents,b) adding special emphasis to certain characters who re-appear later, andc) dropping certain vocabulary or factoids into conversation ahead of actually reading the story, which saves time at bed-time and also makes conversations more fun with your children as they realise that you are laying a breadcrumb trail, as it were.Count Olaf, for example, is described as having a hoarse voice, so practise it in different accents. The hook-handed man re-appears, so give him a distinct accent, and be ready to use it with Fiona in book 11, as she is his sister (I chose Northern Irish). Esme Squalor re-appears in disguise at one point, so try to give her a distinct voice which you can imitate in two different accents (as Officer Luciana, I gave here Deep South Accent, whereas as the city's sixth-most important financial advisor she spoke with cut-glass received pronunciation). Mr Poe is Victorian, Phil the optimist was from Somerset, the VFD villagers all spoke with Scottish accents, the people in and around the Hostile Hospitals were all Australians and so on...

Good book almost the same thong happens ever book so fareBut so far so goodThe end thanks for reading

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My kid loves these books. As a parent I have tried to instill the love of reading into my son and it has gotten easier overtime and we are reaping the benefits of the improved reading. Sometimes it was difficult to match the content level with his advanced reading level in addition to his interest in the content itself, however these books have seemed to be a perfect storm of sorts. He is 9 but reading at a 12th grade level and it wasn't until this series that we really saw a passion for reading show, he always liked it and did it daily but never sought it out as feverishly as he did with this series, he is sharing the story with us in addition to laughing and enjoying himself. I highly recommend them and we now own them all.

We love this series, and have been listening to it while we travel. The audiobook for this title was very hard to listen to. The volume between the narrator and the”characters “ was so drastic that we had to keep turning the volume up and down. We haven’t experienced this with the previous titles. It made the listening experience less enjoyable.

My daughter bought this book for her friend. She enjoyed reading this book and was happy to get it as a gift.