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All member reviews for The Slippery Slope (A Series of Unfortunate Events, Book 10)

bubbo
adult
 
A really fun, humorous book- anyone of any age could enjoy this book!

Bookworm769
parent of 18 year old
 
No kid should read it!
It's very depressed and kids should be kept away from it. I has lots of drugs and smoking!

 
another great one!
i love the series anyway, but this is one of my favorites. i also have it on CD, read by Tim Curry, who does an EXCELLENT job! a very good book all in all. esme smokes, but it is looked down upon. sunny is treated badly, but obviously that is not approved of.

Dominicboo1
teen, 16 years old
 
Terrible Tenth
The usual good role models from the Baudelaires, but Count Olaf and Esme might make you see past that. Esme believes a Verdent Flammable Device is a green cigarette, (but she mentions that they are very very bad for you).

milkcandy1
kid, 13 years old
 
???????
how is it depressing???????

mikenator
teen, 15 years old
 
THE BEST BOOK EVER!!
8+ - Great!

nintendo_freak_13
teen, 18 years old
 
Brilliant!
We last left Violet and Klaus tumbling down to their doom and Sunny in Count Olaf's clutches. No one can read the previous book and not want to read this one. Violet and Klaus set off to rescue their sister and find the V.F.D. headquarters in the Mortmain Mountains. The story starts to get more adventurous instead of the children just going from guardian to guarian.

HTFRULES
teen, 14 years old
 
Not the best book in the series...
This is not my favorite one...But the reaturn of Quigly Quagmire(giggity giggty)WOOT!

sillycomb
teen, 14 years old
 
4th grade should start you up
As the tenth in the series, it's good, and will get better. I rated it iffy for age 9 because of the way Olaf and his henchmen treated Sunny. Also because of the loss of the Quagmire's again.

Shinjo
adult
 
This is a well written story that everyone will love!
This is a fantastic book in which Violet, Klaus and Sunny are still struggling to stay together, and escape from Count Olaf's clutches...again. Same plot, but many new characters and interesting turns. Great book for kids 8+.

ali_eldeeb
teen, 15 years old
 
the best book i've read,and i've read alote of books
this story explains what is happening .this auther is a really good auther and if eneyone wants to read the book please read the 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,and 9. i think this book is for ages7+ no violence,it's alote of humer,no bad words like f***,s** or eney kinds of words thank you and i rate this book 5/5.i can't tell you everything go read it yourself. thank you

Natty
teen, 17 years old
 
This was a great book! It made me want to keep reading and reading!
The book was really good and it started at a really exciting place. I especially liked when Violet and Klaus met the survivor of the fire (I won't say who it was) and also when they saved Sunny. I thought the Snow Scout's Song was very funny. I also though Carmelita Spats was funny. I think this is a great book and if you have read the other nine, I suggest you read this one too!

soccersweetie5505
teen, 17 years old
 
Another Good Book by Lemony Snicket
I liked this book because the adventures of the Baudelaires continue with Count Olaf capturing Sunny. I like how Violet uses her skills to climb up the water fall. They find Quigley Quagmire and lose him again in the river. And they have to get to the last safe place by Thursday.

Zoand
teen, 13 years old
 
Sad story
Bad for optimistic people. Lemony Snicket always lets you down

baseballguy1414
kid, 11 years old
 
perfect for people 9-16
i love this whole series and this book has nothing innapropriate in it may be 9-16

Marshall Murphy
teen, 15 years old
 
I personally loved this book and the entire series. It is very educational in all the situations the author explains, and the three smart and resourceful children included in this book will set positive examples for your children because of their noble and kind nature. Although it might be a little hard for children under 10 years old to understand, there certainly isn't any heavy objectionable content in "The Slippery Slope". Read it with your kids or read it by yourself, you won't regret it.

Katy0
teen, 17 years old