Alan

I enjoyed it more than the comic because I was able to visualize the characters for myself. The comic depiction of the characters was different that the picture I had created in my mind.

I enjoyed Claus, because he is strong, but confused. He is controlling, controlled, and completely oblivious and I enjoyed that.

I love all the books by Lemony Snicket, I just wish they would resolve. I really just want an ending where more than 50% of the loose ends are tied up...

Yes, it started in the middle and left me a little confused, but overall I really enjoyed it.

I enjoyed the juxtapose.

I am interested in getting the rest of the series.

Not really, I got it free, enjoyed simply because it was free, not sure I would recommend any one buying it.

No, his women's voices were odd.

I love this series! The steampunk, the monsters, the characters, the locations. All of it is perfect!

I loved how she described how many woman feels about her love life. I love how she used monsters.

*Spoiler* The wedding scene! Its a mix of old, new, borrowed, and vampire!

I had no idea what to expect when I began this book. I simply choose it because it was "steampunk". I enjoyed the depiction of not-Victorian London and the monsters. I didn't enjoy some of the more violent scenes and the anger some of the characters experienced.

His loss of sanity seemed forced and slightly not realistic. I may have changed how he descended into insanity.

I loved her narration, when I was camping and finished Catching Fire. I tried to just read the book, but as soon as I returned to cell service I got the audio version and finished the book.

I enjoyed how she helped bring this captivating story to life.

It was frustrating her constant lack of self understanding, but that is also probably what I connected with the most.