We all have jobs that don’t pay us well, use us as manual labor and give us endless stress and strain. For our three orphans, they will endure all that and much worse. After the death of their second guardian, the Baudelaire children’s next home is a damp and uncomfortable lumber mill in a paltry town. They will be made to work and live there by their guardian and boss who is a real jerk, a word which here means “someone who pays and treats his employees horribly all because he had a bad childhood”. If you’ve already noticed by now in their past events, the three will encounter many miserable things like an eye-shaped building, lunch gum, hypnosis, a small library, sensible beige shoes, an inordinate word and a ghastly death. Open this book at your own risk. A (100%/Outstanding)