Title of The Book: One Series of Unfortunate Events (Book: 4) The Miserable Mill
Author: Lemony Sncket
Genre: Series for Kids
Pages I Read This Week: 50/ 194
Pages I have Read In Total: 194/194
I kept on reading the book called "The Miserable Mill" and it became ever more interesting. After all the bad things that happened to the three children of the Baudelaire family, and after Klaus was hypnotized, his two sisters found out how to UN-hypnotize him and also, that Shirley was Count Olaf and that he hypnotized Klaus so, that he can control him and make his goal even easier which to steal the big fortune of the children. The children called Mr. who went there to catch Count Olaf but Count Olaf escaped quickly. Finally, the children were safe, but they also knew that Count Olaf wouldn't give up and try again to steal their fortune in a different way.
Passage: "Lucky"
They were alive, and as they stood together at the broken window, it seemed that the last word on their situation might be "lucky". That was the sentence that I found this meaningful passage in.
I really liked this book and I hope that next book will be as interesting as this was.
Author: Lemony Sncket
Genre: Series for Kids
Pages I Read This Week: 50/ 194
Pages I have Read In Total: 194/194
I kept on reading the book called "The Miserable Mill" and it became ever more interesting. After all the bad things that happened to the three children of the Baudelaire family, and after Klaus was hypnotized, his two sisters found out how to UN-hypnotize him and also, that Shirley was Count Olaf and that he hypnotized Klaus so, that he can control him and make his goal even easier which to steal the big fortune of the children. The children called Mr. who went there to catch Count Olaf but Count Olaf escaped quickly. Finally, the children were safe, but they also knew that Count Olaf wouldn't give up and try again to steal their fortune in a different way.
Passage: "Lucky"
They were alive, and as they stood together at the broken window, it seemed that the last word on their situation might be "lucky". That was the sentence that I found this meaningful passage in.
I really liked this book and I hope that next book will be as interesting as this was.
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