Rec | A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS (THE BOOK SERIES)

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A series of unfortunate events (the book series)

first read these when i was in elementary school. i’m on the last book now of my early-20s reread. the writing is clever and emotional. i’m just shocked by how much depth and language play is contained in these—things i surely missed in my first read. i recommend reading or rereading these at any age!

@kellxoxo

Dec 30, 2024

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