Book the Twelfth - the Penultimate Peril (A Series of Unfortunate Events, Book 12)
Lemony Snicket, Tim Curry
The twelth in the dreadful Series of Unfortunate Events continuing the story of the Baudelaire orphans. Read by Tim Curry. Listen if you dare!
Reviews
My favourite character is Sunny.
Anonymous 19.08.2023
I liked Sunny with her wit even though she was little. I would recommend it to people who can cope up with melancholy.
Anonymous 02.07.2022
I think this book is very good, and my favorite character was Violet Baudelaire, a keen inventor. She is 15. She disguised herself as a concierge so as not to be recognized and recaptured by her evil ex-guardian, count Olaf. I recommend this to readers between the ages of 9 and 11.
Anonymous 03.08.2021
I thought this book was very good! The people I liked best were Justice Strauss and Dewy Denouement. I would recommend this book to everyone.
Anonymous 04.10.2020
I liked this book because the children had to observe people to see if they were on their side or not. It was a struggle but they did quite well.
Anonymous 22.08.2020
There is a fire in this book the Baudelaire children had to escape from the house
Anonymous 11.08.2020
retrieving the past
Anonymous 09.08.2020
Dark sometimes, but others light-hearted. it's would be way to complicated if you didn't read the previous books.
Anonymous 21.07.2020
This book is amazing. I absolutely loved it because it was an action-packed adventure that never stopped moving. I liked Violet the best because she was amazing at in inventing which is a big hobby of mine. I would recommend this book to 10-22. This book is a great read for people in year 7 because it has so many mysteries that have to be unpicked from the book. This is one of my favorite books.
Anonymous 11.07.2020
It was so good to be reminded of all the places they went through characters that return I really liked how there were so many surprises popping up out of no where
Anonymous 29.08.2019
This book is a amazing and really mysterious!First you should read the previous books and then you will be able to understand the penultimate peril.
Anonymous 27.08.2017
Because it is exiting and mysterious.
Anonymous 31.07.2017
