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All teen and kid reviews for The Wide Window (A Series of Unfortunate Events, Book 3)
Average rating based on 8 kid and teen reviews:
- 88% say violence is an issue
- 63% say there are positive role models
- 38% say it's educational
Kid, 10 years old
May 9, 2011
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wide widow
i liked this book,but like all the Snicket books, violence is really strong.a hurricane,a suicide note, and a old woman getting pushed into the water,might be a little scary for young kids.you might get a grammar lesson,cause the kids say stuff wrong.I just started number 4!
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Just finished reading it...
and its great like the others
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best for 6th graders
Better than The Reptile Room as a sequel. I rated this iffy for just age 10 because of the leeches causing death and Olaf pushing Aunt Josephine.
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Aunt Jospheine's grammar may educate young people, but the usual mild violence. The Baudelaires stick together.
(Spoilers!)
Count Olaf has Josephine write a suicide note, but she hides a message in it. At the end he kills her by throwing her to leeches who eat her.
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Bravo!
We last left the three orphans watching Uncle Monty's reptiles being taken away, not a very cliff-hanging ending. Fan's of the series will want to move onto the next book though: The Wide Window. The three orphans move in with very cautious Aunt Josephine, who's house is dangerously built above Lake Lachrymose. A catchy storyline. I strongly recommend it.
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Kid, 11 years old
November 2, 2011
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a good book
Other people should read this book because it a good book. Ex when they give you a gramer lesson, but also there are some bad thing too ,like they steal a boat, and there is a little hitting and bitting witch the kids mostly do and that might get the kids scared.
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