The Carnivorous Carnival by Lemony Snicket

Although I'm not convinced that the Baudelaires will find out anything more about their parents and the V.F.D as they head up the Slippery Slop, I've come this far now and I'm curious enough to want to read on. One can remain alive long past the usual date of disintegration if one is unafraid of.

This is also the first story to end on a cliff-hanger, breaking off on a very dramatic point that leaves the fate of one of the children unclear.However, this series has hooked me now. Lemony Snicket, The Carnivorous Carnival Love is love, no matter how you go about portraying it. We're no closer to understanding what the V.F.D does, or even what this stands for than we were when the term was first mentioned in book 5. Enjoy (Warning: There may be a spoiler or two in this quiz) A multiple-choice quiz by 24girl. 'The Carnivorous Carnival' is the ninth book in Lemony Snickets series. We're nine books into the series now and the bigger picture is still unclear. The Carnivorous Carnival Multiple Choice Quiz Snicket, Lemony. I really like the way that this series is starting to blur the lines between the heros and villains, especially as it indicates that the Baudelaire's parents and Snicket himself may have once ties with Olaf.However, the book still has a few issues. With riveting suspense, wicked intentions, and gullible freaks, The Carnivorous Carnival is definitely an installment that can't be missed. Not only are they forced to rely on tricks they learned over the previous two books, but they also adopt disguises, lie and are even forced to contemplate murder. Again, it's a sad state of affairs for the Baudelaires, but there are some fascinating morsels of hope, plus a few small surprises that might help link it all together. It builds on the events of The Hostile Hospital, as the Baudelaires are forced to increasingly adopt Olaf's tactics in order to survive. However, it is one of the most interestingly different instalment of the series so far. This isn't the most exciting instalment of the series, and largely moves at a pretty sedate pace.

The Carnivorous Carnival by Lemony Snicket