The End (Series of Unfortunate Events)

I’m completely blind, autistic and have a chronic heart condition. I love audiobooks because as I mentioned, I’m blind. I loved the book, it’s one of those that keeps you listening, wanting to know what the devil is going to happen next. I’m glad to see Count Olaf go, he was such a schwanz to the orphans and anybody else that’s innocent, I couldn’t stand when he was alive so not sad to see him go, good riddance.

this was bought as a gift and it took 29 days from order to receipt but other than that it was a wonderful purchase to finish the young ladies collection

Was a gift

I had such high hopes for at least a few answers to all the superbly intertwined questions developed in the previous 12 books. Unfortunately, after finishing "The End," very few were truly answered, and a long laundry list of questions remain dangling in the wind waiting for resolution. In fact I feel like this book created more questions than it answered. I can appreciate the author's style and desire to leave some of the resolution up to the reader, but in my opinion, it was too much, and I was left very unsatisfied. After 12 books of building suspense, "The End" is very anticlimactic.