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The Complete Wreck

The Complete Wreck

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  • Update Date：2025-09-06
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  • Author：Lemony Snicket
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Summary

NOW A NETFLIX ORIGINAL SERIES

Some boxes should never be opened。

For the first time， the complete A Series of Unfortunate Events is available in one awful package！

We can't keep you from succumbing to this international bestselling phenomenon， but we can hide all thirteen books in a huge， elaborately illustrated， shrink-wrapped box， perfect for filling an empty shelf or deep hole。

From The Bad Beginning to The End， this box set， adorned with Brett Helquist art from front to back， is the only choice for people who simply cannot get enough of a bad thing！

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Reviews

Grace Worland ，

I only read books 1-10。 For books 11-13 I just watched the Netflix TV show。 It’s been many years since I started this series and I just didn’t think I would ever continue and finish reading it。 But I highly recommend both the books and the show。 Both are very good！

Milford Public Library Library ，

These were my favorite books growing up and， having recently re-read them for the first time in years， I was happy to find that much of the writing has held up very well even when read as an adult。 There are so many obscure references sprinkled throughout this series to literature and culture that I'm still not sure I caught every shout-out。 A really fun set of books to either read for the first time or discover all over again。 These were my favorite books growing up and， having recently re-read them for the first time in years， I was happy to find that much of the writing has held up very well even when read as an adult。 There are so many obscure references sprinkled throughout this series to literature and culture that I'm still not sure I caught every shout-out。 A really fun set of books to either read for the first time or discover all over again。 。。。more

jule ，

read the whole series a few years back and really liked it， although it was quite odd at times。 odd isnt a bad thing though。

feline marañon ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I LOVE IT SO MUCH！！ I watched the series first and liked it so much that I decided to read the books and it was a good decision！！ I love the way the writer is involved in the story and ofcourse his creativity :） I love the random examples and verses to Beatrice :，） I absolutely despise Count Olaf but his death was so sad :（ It’s so cool that Violet， Klaus and Sunny each have their own thing they’re good at and i love Sunnys way of talking :）） （I also love how some phrases and words are described I LOVE IT SO MUCH！！ I watched the series first and liked it so much that I decided to read the books and it was a good decision！！ I love the way the writer is involved in the story and ofcourse his creativity :） I love the random examples and verses to Beatrice :，） I absolutely despise Count Olaf but his death was so sad :（ It’s so cool that Violet， Klaus and Sunny each have their own thing they’re good at and i love Sunnys way of talking :）） （I also love how some phrases and words are described in the books because it’s funny and I’m not a native English speaker/reader so it’s kinda helpful too） 。。。more

hope ，

all time fav series 🙌🙌🙌 best vibes biggest part of my childhood🙌🙌

Lilith ，

i listened to the audiobooks when i was 12/13ish and i think it has seriously shaped my writing style and sense of humour

Zeynab ，

I've read all 13 books in this series and I have to say that it's indeed one of the strangest weirdest books I've ever read。 For some reason this book was quite alienating， well for me as an reader but it was definitely an alienating experience for the Baudelairs which was probably reflected onto me as I was feeling it too。Anyways very strange book yes， but the author Lemony snicket is also very weird and I'm somehow intrigued by him， his other books which I read gave off similar isolating vibes I've read all 13 books in this series and I have to say that it's indeed one of the strangest weirdest books I've ever read。 For some reason this book was quite alienating， well for me as an reader but it was definitely an alienating experience for the Baudelairs which was probably reflected onto me as I was feeling it too。Anyways very strange book yes， but the author Lemony snicket is also very weird and I'm somehow intrigued by him， his other books which I read gave off similar isolating vibes that I can't explain and just like the 'A series Of Unfortunate Events' series it was pretty unique and strange。Now enough of me calling it out for its strangeness， did I enjoy this book？Yes I did， especially the first one but after every book i read I do have to admit it got quite frustrating due to the same ongoing pattern in every book across the series。The last book（book 13） was where it finally happened（if you read the book you know what I'm talking about） where the ending was different to all the other books in the series。It took 13 books for it to happen， what was Lemony Snicket thinking。。。 for some reason it's quite funny， no wonder it's called 'a series of unfortunate。。。' it took so long until Count Olaf was finally beaten！ All due to his hideous disguises lol :）Even so， I was still excited to read the next book in the series after finishing each one， I was always curious to see what disguises Count Olaf would be displaying for the next book。Moreover it was a pretty emotional book， this book plays with your emotions like crazy！I don't really know what else to say without spoilling which I did do a little bit！ So I'll end this review right here。 :） 。。。more

Roux ，

A classic middle-grade series any child can enjoy。

Jack ，

The action is not that intense because of the remoteness but the impact of the success it brings is all useful and similar to a real thing。

Lottie ，

One day I will reread this series （again） and give out proper star ratings for each of the books。 But for now， I just recently realised how much of a travesty it is that I didn't have this series， which was and is so so important to me since my childhood， included on my Goodreads shelves。 So I'm fixing that。 One day I will reread this series （again） and give out proper star ratings for each of the books。 But for now， I just recently realised how much of a travesty it is that I didn't have this series， which was and is so so important to me since my childhood， included on my Goodreads shelves。 So I'm fixing that。 。。。more

Avery Suver ，

Honestly i wanted to throw the book at so many times and it’s was kinda depressing but still liked the aesthetic

Jackie ，

This series of books is great for people who like fiction and mystery。 They are about 3 children whose parents died in a fire and were sent to their uncle's house since they have no close relatives， but he forms horrible plans because he wants their money， their wealthy parents left for them。 They move from relative to relative since he tracks them down and has plots to kill everyone。 This series of books is great for people who like fiction and mystery。 They are about 3 children whose parents died in a fire and were sent to their uncle's house since they have no close relatives， but he forms horrible plans because he wants their money， their wealthy parents left for them。 They move from relative to relative since he tracks them down and has plots to kill everyone。 。。。more

Reveiws by Lewie ，

I struggled to put The Complete Wreck down。

AudreyMM ，

Lemony Snicket’s unhappy tale of the unlucky Baudelaire siblings begins with The Bad Beginning。 In this short bothersome book alone， the three orphans encounter a greedy and repulsive villain， itchy clothing， a disastrous fire， a plot to steal their fortune， and cold porridge for breakfast。 Should you not mind deadly serpents， slippery salamanders， lumpy beds， large brass reading lamps， lng knives， and terrible odors， then proceed with caution to the second book in the miserable series， The Rept Lemony Snicket’s unhappy tale of the unlucky Baudelaire siblings begins with The Bad Beginning。 In this short bothersome book alone， the three orphans encounter a greedy and repulsive villain， itchy clothing， a disastrous fire， a plot to steal their fortune， and cold porridge for breakfast。 Should you not mind deadly serpents， slippery salamanders， lumpy beds， large brass reading lamps， lng knives， and terrible odors， then proceed with caution to the second book in the miserable series， The Reptile Room。 Readers unbothered by inclement weather， hungry leeches， and cold cucumber soup will want to continue with the third installment， The Wide Window。 Others will not。 If you’ve got the stomach to wade through the first three tragic tales in Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events， then this troubling collection might be the one for you。 Several loathsome extras， including a compilation of unsettling quotations and a very disturbing portrait， await those who successfully complete the wretched journey included in this horrible box。 You’ve been warned！ For ages 10-15 。。。more

Maggie Wallace ，

absolutely love these books。

Samar Singla ，

Good for children。 It uses some pretty good words。 Good for improving your vocabulary。 Though not that interesting because we know at the end of the day it is the same cruel world that does not change。 Should have listened to Lemony Snicket and left it while I had the chance。 Well， it was worth it。 It is every bit as unfortunate and tragic as the prologue says。 Read at your own conscience's risk。 Damm this OCD。 Good for children。 It uses some pretty good words。 Good for improving your vocabulary。 Though not that interesting because we know at the end of the day it is the same cruel world that does not change。 Should have listened to Lemony Snicket and left it while I had the chance。 Well， it was worth it。 It is every bit as unfortunate and tragic as the prologue says。 Read at your own conscience's risk。 Damm this OCD。 。。。more

Natalie ，

4 stars for the nostalgic entertaining read ☺️

Kerry Twyman ，

Book reviewI personally think these are some of the best books out there for both kids and adults。 these books are especially good for teenagers as they've got a good vocabulary and I have very exciting adventures Book reviewI personally think these are some of the best books out there for both kids and adults。 these books are especially good for teenagers as they've got a good vocabulary and I have very exciting adventures 。。。more

James ，

Loved it。 Favourite child book series。 Will read to my kids in the future

Jonathan Logan ，

There are thirteen books in the series。 There are thirteen chapters in each book。 EXCEPT for the thirteenth book， which has an extra chapter， hidden in the back after the book officially ends。 This singular chapter not only makes the entire series worth reading， it makes the complete wreck worth re-reading。

❀Summer❀ ，

My grandmother bought me the entire series of books when I was still in grade school。 She saw that my love for reading was something to be nurtured so that we could share our affinity for books with one and other。 Unfortunately， I never finished the whole series but because it has such a sentimental place in my heart， I plan on continuing to read the remaining books even though I am well into adulthood now。

jay ，

Time to reread an amazing series for the 102949912th time

Zoe ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Okay so I just finished reading this for the third time and。。。 wow。 I originally fell in love with ASoUE when I was nine and became one of my favorite series。 A few months ago， I checked the entire series out and binged read all 13 in one week， and it became my favorite series， period， years later。 Book One is good。 Book Two is slightly better。 It is bittersweet， because the Baudelaires seem happy with Uncle Monty and then Count Olaf murders him。 There is also an entire page filled up with the w Okay so I just finished reading this for the third time and。。。 wow。 I originally fell in love with ASoUE when I was nine and became one of my favorite series。 A few months ago， I checked the entire series out and binged read all 13 in one week， and it became my favorite series， period， years later。 Book One is good。 Book Two is slightly better。 It is bittersweet， because the Baudelaires seem happy with Uncle Monty and then Count Olaf murders him。 There is also an entire page filled up with the word "ever"， because you should never ever ever ever （etc。） pick open someone's suitcase unless you are Violet Baudelaire。 （the interesting thing about this though is that this not the worst thing the orphans have done。 They burnt down a hotel and a carnival！）Book Three and Book Four are both basically book two， which makes them my least favorite。It gets better with 5 and 6， and then 7 is when things get interesting。 The mysterious organization V。F。D。 gets mixed in。 Book 8 is creepy， but I like it。9 is not my favorite plot wise， but Lemony Snicket builds some absolutely incredible suspense in it。 He also repeats an entire passage on deja vu to give the reader deja vu， which is hilarious。 He also interrupts the story to tell a fictional story， unlike the Baudelaire's which is real， apparently， that has nothing to do with what is going on。 Many revelations happen in 10。 Quigley is revealed to be alive， and more answers about V。F。D。 get answered。 11 is cool。。。 it introduces the Mydusoid Mycelium， which becomes very important in the final books。 12 is my favorite。 It manages to be hilarious， dramatic， chaotic， and very deep all at the same time。 Also， it is highly possible that Lemony Snicket himself makes an appearance as the taxi driver， and he may also have the sugar bowl。 13 is also very good。 The last few chapters are just tear jerking， I don't even know how to describe them。 There also comes the big reveal: that Beatrice， the woman that Lemony loved and who every book is dedicated too， was the Baudelaire orphan's mother。 I have to add that almost all the questions that weren't answered can be inferred in Lemony Snicket: The Unauthorized Autobiography and The Beatrice Letters。 The other unanswered questions will hopefully be answered in Poison for Breakfast， which is coming out this summer。Making Lemony Snicket a character is just pure genius。 He is hilarious as he tries and tries to get you to stop reading because it is sooo depressing （haha， it is actually very funny） but you just want to read more。 The word definitions are very helpful。The main characters， Violet， Klaus， and Sunny Baudelaire are unique and feel very real to me。 They aren't perfect， and balance each other out well。 Count Olaf is a great villain。 Honestly， he reminds me a tiny bit of Dr。 Doofenshmirtz from Phineas and Ferb， with all the overcomplicated schemes that just end up failing。 Overall， I love this series as well as the entire Snicketverse。 。。。more

Jesslyn Cohen ，

Read in grade and middle school。 Really fun books for kids and especially good for audiobooks in the car。 The recordings later on are read by the Author but I prefer the ones read by the actor。。 not sure who read them lol rip。

Mollie ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 I really thought there would be a happy ending。

Coco ，

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 WOW！！！ What an ending。 Count Olaf dying （FINALLY） is a weight of my shoulders！ Freedom for the Beadelairs！

tr ，

My favorite book series of all time。 The whole story - literally brilliant。 This was quite possibly the best plot I've ever seen， with it's mystery and suspense and sadness。 Lemony Snicket's author mind is otherworldly。 My favorite book series of all time。 The whole story - literally brilliant。 This was quite possibly the best plot I've ever seen， with it's mystery and suspense and sadness。 Lemony Snicket's author mind is otherworldly。 。。。more

Elena Peyton ，

I thought 💭 it was a little scary and a bit fun。

Kamryn Lucas ，

I really liked this series。 They are easy to read and finish if you wanted to read something quickly。

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