As the title says- unfortunate events never cease.
The book (and movie) begins with a chilling yet memorable opening line, cautioning not to expect a happy ending. The audience experiences hopelessness alongside the protagonists as the story hits hardship after hardship.
I don't recommend it to the faint of heart.
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Brin J.
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Cities on Canvas
Paris Street, Rainy Day 1877 Gustave Caillebotte French artist Gustave Caillebotte was known for his cityscapes during the Realism movement. This is a large oil painting and among his best-known artworks. In the painting, individuals can be seen walking through the Place de Dublin at an intersection to the east of the Gare Saint-Lazare in north Paris. Today the painting can be viewed at the Art Institute of Chicago in Chicago, Illinois.
By Rasma Raisters4 days ago in Art
Comments (9)
I did try to read this book and I must be fainthearted because I couldn't hack it 😁
Great entry! I'd seen the movie years back, I might have to give the book a try!
This was a great entry! 😊
I'll forever be grateful this franchise got a very well done Netflix series, I loved these books so much.
I'm so glad you chose this! Nicely done!
Not for the faint of heart? Now that's right up my alley! Loved your review!
I never read the books, saw the film and then the Netflix series. The series was superior IMHO. Anyway, Brin, another great mini critique! Well done!
I never read the books, but adored the movie. I think that as a kid, it really taught me the meaning of "bittersweet". Chaos and heartbreak followed these kids, but they always had each other and never gave up. They also never gave into despair, they still wanted to trust other people and continue searching for hope, which I feel like is a good message.
Well written!