A Series Of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket 13 Books Collection Set - Ages 9-12 - Paperback

Titles in This Set. 1. The Bad Beginning. 2. The Reptile Room. 3. The Wide Window. 4. The Miserable Mill. 5. The Austere Academy. 6. The Ersatz Elevator. 7. The Vile Village. 8. The Hostile Hospital. 9. The Carnivorous Carnival. 10. The Slippery Slope. 11. The Grim Grotto. 12. The Penultimate Peril. 13. The EndDetails. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9783200328396. Publisher: Egmont. Age Range: 9-12 yearsOverview. This complete 13-book paperback collection gathers every instalment of Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events, following orphans Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire from their first misfortune to the saga's final reveal. Snicket's wry, warning-laden narration pairs gothic mischief with genuine wit, a favourite for reluctant and avid readers alike. Ideal for gifting or classroom libraries, this set delivers the whole story arc in one purchase, brand new and ready to read.About the Books. Beginning with The Bad Beginning and closing with The End, this set traces the Baudelaire orphans as they are shuffled between eccentric guardians while relentlessly pursued by the scheming Count Olaf. Each volume introduces a fresh setting — from a reptile-filled home and a grim boarding school to a travelling carnival, a frozen mountain and a towering hotel — while steadily unravelling the mystery of the secret organisation V.F.D. Snicket's narration constantly warns readers away from the "unfortunate" events to come, a device that has become the series' signature and a reason it has resonated with millions of readers since its debut. The books blend genuine peril with sly comedy and vocabulary woven naturally into the narrative, encouraging literacy without it feeling like a lesson. Recurring motifs, foreshadowing and an unreliable narrator reward attentive readers who follow the story across all thirteen volumes. This collection preserves the complete story in its original reading order, making it easy to start at book one and progress straight th