"Why Is This Night Different from All Other Nights?" (All the Wrong Questions, 4) Paperback – Illustrated, August 16, 2016

This is, in my opinion, the most gripping book of the series. It's an intriguing finale that offers many, many answers. Don't expect to sleep comfortably tonight, however, because it also raises many, many questions. Knowing Mr. Snicket, these are likely to be the wrong questions. I'll definitely be doing a reread of the series. Some of the answers, I'm sure, are in there somewhere. For now, we can only hope that Mr. Snicket continues to take us on the journey of his life. Without giving anything away, the ending of this book heavily implies that we can expect to see more. I sure hope that's true. I can't help but think that this can't be the end. However, I'm sure that's what everyone tends to think in the end. Thanks for the fantastic read Mr. Snicket, I hope we get to hear more from you again soon.

I love "Lemony Snicket's" writing. Mr. Snicket has a marvelous turn of phrase, which I very much enjoy. His sense of humor is evident on every page. The characters he presents are interesting and memorable. There is good character development for the lead characters, as well as many of the secondary characters. I also find his plots engaging, and the story arc of these 4 books is no exception. I am an adult, and I very much enjoyed this series.

A terrific series! Read a chapter a night, to my four kids (aged 8-13) and the kids LOVED it. It doesn’t talk-down to them. Conspiracy, solidarity, betrayal, and an ending worthy of Agatha Christie. Well done, Snicket, we’ll done.

This was a delightful ending to this series. I have to be honest, this was the first Lemony Snicket book that I read, and I adored it. Snicket (Daniel Handler) has a wonderful way with words that causes the nuances of mood and tone to resonant with the reader. I found myself falling down the rabbit hole for the entire series, and was pleasurably surprised that the last book in the series was able to live up to my expectations. I don't want to give anything away, but rest assured that the finale answers all of the (right or wrong) questions that a reader could have.

I try to read these books slowly because I know there will be an end and I never want them to end! This series, All the Wrong Questions, is wonderfully entertaining and now the only thing I can think is to re-read the books until there's another book or series. The books are for 8- 12 yr old kids but I'm almost 70 and I think the recommendation should be changed to 8 - 120yrs old!

The review is not just for this book, but for the series as a whole: Utterly brilliant. I have as much fun reading this series as I do Snicket's previous series. I would love to read more of the back story of Lemony Snicket up till Unfortunate Events and I do hope we will get more books like this.

I was a big big fan of Lemony Snicket as a child- so when the pandemic began it was enjoyable to return to his writing style.

When you read this book, your biggest question is probably going to be "Why does Hangfire want the Bombinating Beast statue so badly?"You're asking the wrong question. The right question is, "What is Lemony Snicket willing to do in order to end Hangfire's villainy?"This series is highly recommended.