A Series of Unfortunate Events: The End

Reader reviewed by Carmen

I did not like it.

The ending of The End was, in my opinion, not worth the 12 books it took to get to. I was highly disappointed. I stuck with the books hoping that the Baudelaire children would find a safe place or be reunited with their parents....something! But it never came.

I regret to say that that I wish I'd spent my time reading something else.

Reader reviewed by *Mix*

In this book the beaudelaires wash up on the shore of an island, and so does count olaf. The island is weird and the inhabitants say that everything washes up on the island how true that is...Kat washes up on the island as well and the baby is born on that island and Kat and count olaf die.... The beaudelaires find out that their parents were once the leaders of the island and were cast off the island. They also left the island when the baby was old enough. The first word the baby ever said was BEATRICE

Reader reviewed by Tanya

I don't know if its just me, but reading the last book in the series left me thinking: thats it? I love love love this series and I had been infatuated with it for awhile, but the book seemed to leave eveything loose and nothing was tied up. I am craving the end to the end because in my opinion, this end just didn't cut it!

Reader reviewed by Benthaman0001

Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudlarie find themselves in another weird and strange place. After being caught in a storm on a ship with Count Olaf they find themselves on a strange island where nothing is as it seems. Citizens are down to there bare elements. They all wear white robes and must send all their personal possestionss to a mysterious arberatium. Everyone also only drinks coconut cordial and eats onion soup and raw fish. Even though everyone must be the same, everyone has there own secret that could tear the island apart. I reccomend this book if you have read the other Series Of Unfortunate Events Books.

Reader reviewed by Leah



When I first got this book I expected all the questions to be answered and that it would not be such an unfortunate ending. When the orphans wash up on a coastal shelf with Count Olaf they find a colony of castaways and are kindly accepted as long as they follow the rules. When they discover the dark secrets of the leader Ishmael and as a mutiny starts to cook, it is up to the Baudelaires to save themselves and the castaways.
This was a good ending though it was unsatysfying not to know everything. The Beatrice Letters really clear things up so I suggest you read it if you want to know more.

Reader reviewed by linda

Well to end a fabulously unpleasant series, there has to be some unfortunate incidents. Once the Baudelaires, who are stuck in the same boat as Count Olaf get onto land and meet the inhabitants, they feel everything is going fine at first. The people hate Count Olaf and they are nice to the orphans, the Baudelaires even made a new friend named Friday. Unfortunatley, things go wrong, as they always do. The leader of the people has an ability to persuade the others to do whatever he wants and is able to take away their possessions. He also knows something about the Baudelaire's parents and their shocking past....

Reader reviewed by Katie

This book is the end of a series of books about the Baudilare orfans, and their evil uncle, Count Olaf.
Count Olaf does one mean deed after another. All of the books have sad sounding titles probably because of this, but don't let that stop you from reading thim, all of Mr. Snickets books are great.

I enjoyed the book The End, by Lemony Snicket. I felt that the end of each chapter left me wanting to read more. I really enjoyed this, it is sad that this is the last book in The Series of Unfortuante Events.

Reader reviewed by ZB numba 3

This book is sure to become a classic. The first books are kinda slow but this one was the most memaral book of them all. I have read all his books and it's really sad that the end is no longer coming, it's no longer near, and i hate to say it but the end is hear! Even though he says that the end is here I will keep hopeing that he makes a new book.