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Following the events of The Hostile Hospital, Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire arrive at Caligari Carnival in the trunk of Count Olaf and his theatre troupe's car, unknown to them. Olaf and his associates speak of seeking Madame Lulu, a mysterious fortune-teller and owner of Caligari Carnival, for answers of the whereabouts of the Snicket files, which apparently contains crucial information on V.F.D. As the troupe discuss with Lulu, the Baudelaires escape the trunk and disguise themselves as freak volunteers for the Carnival's freak show, Violet and Klaus as a two-headed humanoid 'Beverly' and 'Elliot', and Sunny as 'Chabo the Wolf Baby', a supposed half-wolf.After being accepted by Lulu, they meet three other freaks in the 'Freak Caravan' - Hugo, a hunchback - Kevin, who is ambidextrous - and Colette, a contortionist. The Baudelaires are oblivious to the reason of their self-consciouness on their rare abilities. Every day they are forced to perform and be ridiculed in front of a small audience.The next day, Count Olaf announces that a freak will be chosen to be fed to a pack of abused lions, in order to increase the popularity of the carnival. Olaf tells Esme Squalor that Madame Lulu has predicted the whereabouts of the remaining Baudelaire parent to be in a V.F.D headquarters located in the Mortmain Mountains. Violet, Klaus and Sunny explore Lulu's tent, where she supposedly predicts answers using a glass ball - however, they discover that she tricked Olaf into thinking so by using a machine to create the effects, and either guesses the answer or finds the answers in her secret archival library. Madame Lulu enters, and after hollering at the Baudelaires for trespassing, is shamed into revealing her true identity as Olivia. Olivia explains that she goes by the motto 'Give People Want They Want', thus her feeding Olaf information. She reveals to be part of V.F.D, and admits to only be guessing one of their parents to be in Mortmain Mountains after the Baudelaires reveal themselves to her.After striking a deal with her to bring her with them when they explore Mortmain Mountains, on the condition that she doesn't tell Olaf their true identities, the three return to the Freak Caravan, where Esme Squalor, who is jealous of Madame Lulu, convinces Hugo, Kevin and Colette to feed Madame Lulu to the lions the following day - in exchange, they will be employed as Olaf's associates. Shortly after Violet works on fixing the carnival's roller coaster to use to travel to the Mortmain Mountains, the Baudelaires are forced to participate in the lion show, and Olaf announces Violet and Klaus (as Beverly and Elliot) to be fed to the lions. They stall the feeding, however, and cause a commotion among the audience allowing them to escape - however, Olivia and Olaf's bald associate fall into the lion pit to their deaths.After it becomes apparent they can't continue the roller coaster plan, Olaf, after burning down the majority of the carnival, invites them to join on a quest to the Mortmain Mountains. Believing this to be the only way to arrive there, they agree and ride on a caravan attached to the troupe's car. However, Olaf reveals that Lulu told him that they were the Baudelaires in disguise, and takes Sunny while the newly recruited freaks cut the rope connecting the car and caravan on a steep cliff, leaving the book on a cliffhanger.

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Following the events of The Hostile Hospital, Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire arrive at Caligari Carnival in the trunk of Count Olaf and his theatre troupe's car, unknown to them. Olaf and his associates speak of seeking Madame Lulu, a mysterious fortune-teller and owner of Caligari Carnival, for answers of the whereabouts of the Snicket files, which apparently contains crucial information on V.F.D. As the troupe discuss with Lulu, the Baudelaires escape the trunk and disguise themselves as freak volunteers for the Carnival's freak show, Violet and Klaus as a two-headed humanoid 'Beverly' and 'Elliot', and Sunny as 'Chabo the Wolf Baby', a supposed half-wolf.After being accepted by Lulu, they meet three other freaks in the 'Freak Caravan' - Hugo, a hunchback - Kevin, who is ambidextrous - and Colette, a contortionist. The Baudelaires are oblivious to the reason of their self-consciouness on their rare abilities. Every day they are forced to perform and be ridiculed in front of a small audience.The next day, Count Olaf announces that a freak will be chosen to be fed to a pack of abused lions, in order to increase the popularity of the carnival. Olaf tells Esme Squalor that Madame Lulu has predicted the whereabouts of the remaining Baudelaire parent to be in a V.F.D headquarters located in the Mortmain Mountains. Violet, Klaus and Sunny explore Lulu's tent, where she supposedly predicts answers using a glass ball - however, they discover that she tricked Olaf into thinking so by using a machine to create the effects, and either guesses the answer or finds the answers in her secret archival library. Madame Lulu enters, and after hollering at the Baudelaires for trespassing, is shamed into revealing her true identity as Olivia. Olivia explains that she goes by the motto 'Give People Want They Want', thus her feeding Olaf information. She reveals to be part of V.F.D, and admits to only be guessing one of their parents to be in Mortmain Mountains after the Baudelaires reveal themselves to her.After striking a deal with her to bring her with them when they explore Mortmain Mountains, on the condition that she doesn't tell Olaf their true identities, the three return to the Freak Caravan, where Esme Squalor, who is jealous of Madame Lulu, convinces Hugo, Kevin and Colette to feed Madame Lulu to the lions the following day - in exchange, they will be employed as Olaf's associates. Shortly after Violet works on fixing the carnival's roller coaster to use to travel to the Mortmain Mountains, the Baudelaires are forced to participate in the lion show, and Olaf announces Violet and Klaus (as Beverly and Elliot) to be fed to the lions. They stall the feeding, however, and cause a commotion among the audience allowing them to escape - however, Olivia and Olaf's bald associate fall into the lion pit to their deaths.After it becomes apparent they can't continue the roller coaster plan, Olaf, after burning down the majority of the carnival, invites them to join on a quest to the Mortmain Mountains. Believing this to be the only way to arrive there, they agree and ride on a caravan attached to the troupe's car. However, Olaf reveals that Lulu told him that they were the Baudelaires in disguise, and takes Sunny while the newly recruited freaks cut the rope connecting the car and caravan on a steep cliff, leaving the book on a cliffhanger.

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Violet, Klaus, and Sunny Baudelaire arrive at the Last Chance General Store in the hinterlands on the run from the police and residents of the Village of Fowl Devotees. They are falsely accused of murdering "Count Olaf" (Jacques Snicket) at the end of the previous book. There, they find a shopkeeper who offers them breakfast and lets them send a telegram from the store to Mr. Poe seeking help.The Baudelaires are picked up by Volunteers Fighting Disease, a group of enthusiasts that visit Heimlich Hospital to increase the morale of patients but never offer anything physically helpful, like medicine. They believe that 'No News Is Good News' and therefore have never read The Daily Punctilio (and don't recognize the Baudelaires). One of the members suggests the Baudelaires seek a Library of Records to find their V.F.D. the children ask them if they knew a Jacques, (because Volunteers Fighting Disease's initials are V.F.D.). They tell the children that they don't know him and add that they don't know each other's real names, but only call each other brother and sister.They reach Heimlich Hospital and get jobs with Hal in the Library of Records. Hal explains to them that they look familiar. He then says that he remembers them in a file about Snicket fires. At night, they secretly sleep in the unfinished half of the hospital where it's cold and damp, as they can not be found. Reviewing the few pages of the commonplace book they received from Duncan and Isadora Quagmire, they discover the existence of the Snicket File. They play a trick on Hal to try to get it, but only succeed in retrieving the 13th page.

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Violet, Klaus, and Sunny Baudelaire arrive at the Last Chance General Store in the hinterlands on the run from the police and residents of the Village of Fowl Devotees. They are falsely accused of murdering "Count Olaf" (Jacques Snicket) at the end of the previous book. There, they find a shopkeeper who offers them breakfast and lets them send a telegram from the store to Mr. Poe seeking help.The Baudelaires are picked up by Volunteers Fighting Disease, a group of enthusiasts that visit Heimlich Hospital to increase the morale of patients but never offer anything physically helpful, like medicine. They believe that 'No News Is Good News' and therefore have never read The Daily Punctilio (and don't recognize the Baudelaires). One of the members suggests the Baudelaires seek a Library of Records to find their V.F.D. the children ask them if they knew a Jacques, (because Volunteers Fighting Disease's initials are V.F.D.). They tell the children that they don't know him and add that they don't know each other's real names, but only call each other brother and sister.They reach Heimlich Hospital and get jobs with Hal in the Library of Records. Hal explains to them that they look familiar. He then says that he remembers them in a file about Snicket fires. At night, they secretly sleep in the unfinished half of the hospital where it's cold and damp, as they can not be found. Reviewing the few pages of the commonplace book they received from Duncan and Isadora Quagmire, they discover the existence of the Snicket File. They play a trick on Hal to try to get it, but only succeed in retrieving the 13th page.

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Series of unfortunate events the Vile Village

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Series of unfortunate events the Vile Village

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Shortly after the events of The Reptile Room, Mr. Poe puts the Baudelaire orphans, Klaus, Sunny and Violet under the care of Aunt Josephine, who lives in a house atop a hill overlooking Lake Lachrymose, a lake so large that hurricanes have occurred in that area. Aunt Josephine, despite being a good-hearted elder, lives an unusual lifestyle of having phobias of almost everything from cooking food to her welcome mat.While helping Aunt Josephine with shopping in the grocery store, Violet literally runs into a sailor named "Captain Sham", who she concludes is secretly Count Olaf in disguise. Aunt Josephine declines to believe this due to Captain Sham's apparently charming personality. That night, the children hear a crash and find out that their new guardian had jumped out of the Wide Window that overlooks Lake Lachrymose, and that before doing so left a note for them informing them that Captain Sham will be their new guardian.Despite relating their suspicions to Mr. Poe that the note was a forgery by Count Olaf, he again refuses to believe them, thus they are forced to have dinner with Mr. Poe and Count Olaf at a cheap and grimy restaurant called the Anxious Clown. Needing a distraction to come up with a strategy, Violet puts peppermints in her own food and that of Klaus and Sunny. Allergic, they break into hives, forcing Count Olaf to allow them to go back to their aunt's house. Klaus shows them how Aunt Josephine had written the note, due to the handwriting, but purposely made grammar mistakes to make a hidden message, which are the two words 'Curdled Cave'. Once they finish the note, Hurricane Herman hits and the house begins to fall apart into the lake. The Wide Window shatters and plunges into the lake. They retreat to the front of the house when that part of the house falls into the lake.With this information, the Baudelaire orphans travel by foot to Captain Sham's boat store near Lake Lachrymose to steal a boat to get to Curdled Cave while another hurricane strikes. Upon arriving at Captain Sham's store for boats, they encounter one of Count Olaf's henchmen, a large person of indeterminate gender whom they encountered in the first book as well. After Sunny steals the keys to the boats, they suddenly wake up but fail to capture them, so the children are able to sail to the cave. They finally endure the storm and reach the Curdled Cave, where Aunt Josephine reveals that Count Olaf forced her to write the note, and he had simply broken the Wide Window to cause them to believe that she had committed suicide.While traveling back, Lachrymose leeches attempt to suck their blood due to smelling food in Aunt Josephine's stomach since she ate a banana under the one hour limit. They are able to send a signal for help, but only Count Olaf arrives in a ship. After leaving Aunt Josephine to be eaten by the leeches, he brings the children back to the house, where Sunny is able to prove that he was Count Olaf to Mr. Poe by biting off Count Olaf's fake wooden peg to reveal his eye tattoo underneath. He and his henchperson escape and lock the Baudelaire Orphans and Mr. Poe in the gate of the house, and when they get out of the gate the convicts have already escaped, leaving Mr. Poe to look for a new guardian for the Baudelaires.

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Shortly after the events of The Reptile Room, Mr. Poe puts the Baudelaire orphans, Klaus, Sunny and Violet under the care of Aunt Josephine, who lives in a house atop a hill overlooking Lake Lachrymose, a lake so large that hurricanes have occurred in that area. Aunt Josephine, despite being a good-hearted elder, lives an unusual lifestyle of having phobias of almost everything from cooking food to her welcome mat.While helping Aunt Josephine with shopping in the grocery store, Violet literally runs into a sailor named "Captain Sham", who she concludes is secretly Count Olaf in disguise. Aunt Josephine declines to believe this due to Captain Sham's apparently charming personality. That night, the children hear a crash and find out that their new guardian had jumped out of the Wide Window that overlooks Lake Lachrymose, and that before doing so left a note for them informing them that Captain Sham will be their new guardian.Despite relating their suspicions to Mr. Poe that the note was a forgery by Count Olaf, he again refuses to believe them, thus they are forced to have dinner with Mr. Poe and Count Olaf at a cheap and grimy restaurant called the Anxious Clown. Needing a distraction to come up with a strategy, Violet puts peppermints in her own food and that of Klaus and Sunny. Allergic, they break into hives, forcing Count Olaf to allow them to go back to their aunt's house. Klaus shows them how Aunt Josephine had written the note, due to the handwriting, but purposely made grammar mistakes to make a hidden message, which are the two words 'Curdled Cave'. Once they finish the note, Hurricane Herman hits and the house begins to fall apart into the lake. The Wide Window shatters and plunges into the lake. They retreat to the front of the house when that part of the house falls into the lake.With this information, the Baudelaire orphans travel by foot to Captain Sham's boat store near Lake Lachrymose to steal a boat to get to Curdled Cave while another hurricane strikes. Upon arriving at Captain Sham's store for boats, they encounter one of Count Olaf's henchmen, a large person of indeterminate gender whom they encountered in the first book as well. After Sunny steals the keys to the boats, they suddenly wake up but fail to capture them, so the children are able to sail to the cave. They finally endure the storm and reach the Curdled Cave, where Aunt Josephine reveals that Count Olaf forced her to write the note, and he had simply broken the Wide Window to cause them to believe that she had committed suicide.While traveling back, Lachrymose leeches attempt to suck their blood due to smelling food in Aunt Josephine's stomach since she ate a banana under the one hour limit. They are able to send a signal for help, but only Count Olaf arrives in a ship. After leaving Aunt Josephine to be eaten by the leeches, he brings the children back to the house, where Sunny is able to prove that he was Count Olaf to Mr. Poe by biting off Count Olaf's fake wooden peg to reveal his eye tattoo underneath. He and his henchperson escape and lock the Baudelaire Orphans and Mr. Poe in the gate of the house, and when they get out of the gate the convicts have already escaped, leaving Mr. Poe to look for a new guardian for the Baudelaires.

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The book begins with the Baudelaire orphans and Mr. Poe on the grounds of Prufrock Preparatory School. Violet Baudelaire, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire meet Carmelita Spats, a rude girl who calls the Baudelaire orphans "cakesniffers." Mr. Poe tells the children to go to Vice Principal Nero's office. On their way there, they notice the school's motto: Memento Mori (Remember You Will Die).They go to meet Vice Principal Nero, the arrogant and childish head of the school. He explains the rules of Prufrock Prep, reassuring them that his advanced computer system will keep their enemy, Count Olaf, away, but that due to a lack of parental permission to sleep in the students' dormitory, the children will live in the "Orphans' Shack". He also explains that Sunny will have to work as his assistant, as she is too young to go to school.Reluctantly, the Baudelaire orphans go to the shack and find that it is crawling with crabs and has dripping fungus and horrible wallpaper. The orphans go to lunch; Carmelita Spats mocks them again as they try to sit down. Duncan and Isadora Quagmire ask the Baudelaires to sit with them. The Quagmires are in a similar situation to that of the Baudelaire orphans—they are triplets, but their brother, Quigley Quagmire, died in a fire along with their parents. They, like the Baudelaire orphans, were left an enormous fortune in the form of sapphires. Duncan would like to be a journalist, and Isadora is a poet (who writes couplets). They both have notebooks, or commonplace books, which they use to write down observations and notions.Violet's teacher, Mr. Remora, is a man who tells very short, dull stories while eating lots of bananas as the children take notes. Klaus's teacher, Mrs. Bass, obsesses over the metric system and makes her students measure countless dull objects.Later, they are introduced to Coach Genghis. The Baudelaire orphans immediately recognize him as Count Olaf in disguise but pretend to be fooled. He makes an unusual remark about how orphans have stronger legs. Then they all rush to the auditorium to listen to Vice Principal Nero's daily concert, in which the entire school is forced to listen to Nero playing the violin for hours. At the concert, the Baudelaire orphans decide that they will go to Vice Principal Nero's office the next day to drop hints about Genghis, but they are thwarted by "Coach Genghis", as he is present in the office.At lunch, Carmelita Sparta delivers the message that the Baudelaire orphans are to meet Coach Genghis on the front lawn at sundown, the time of Nero's violin concert. Genghis makes them paint a circle and run "Special Orphan Running Exercises" or S.O.R.E. laps around the luminous circle at night, for nine days. Violet and Klaus start failing their tests, too exhausted to tell one end of a metric ruler from another. Sunny's work suffers because she runs out of staples.Then Vice Principal Nero tells the children that if they keep failing their tests, they are going to be tutored by Coach Genghis, and that Sunny will be fired. He says that they will have extra-hard comprehensive exams the next morning. He also demands that they give him nine bags of candy each (which he mistakenly counts as 29 bags of candy, instead of 27), as punishment for missing his concerts, and give Carmelita Spats earrings for each time she brought them a message.The Baudelaires go see the Quagmires and tell them what happened. Then the Quagmires plot a plan. The Quagmires disguise themselves as Klaus and Violet, get a sack of flour to represent Sunny, and do the exercises (at night) so that the Baudelaire orphans can study and make staples (Coach Genghis doesn't know that it's the Quagmires that are running because it is night time and he can't see them.) The Quagmires leave their notebooks with Violet and Klaus so that they can study. Violet invents a staple-making device (using a small crab, a potato, metal rods, creamed spinach, and a fork) and makes staples while Klaus reads the notebooks out loud.The next morning, Vice Principal Nero and the two teachers, Mr. Remora and Mrs. Bass, come to the Orphans Shack. They test Violet and Klaus, and give Sunny a stack of papers to staple. All three of them pass, without missing a single question/messing up a single stack of papers to staple. Then Coach Genghis arrives. He has discovered, by trying to kick Sunny, that Sunny had been substituted with a sack of flour. Genghis uncovers the Quagmires' disguises as a result, and gives them canteen duty. The orphans, unable to stand it any longer, attempt to reveal that Coach Genghis is Count Olaf. About that time, Mr. Poe comes to deliver the candy and earrings. Vice Principal Nero tells him that the orphans have been caught "cheating", and announces that the Baudelaire orphans are going to be expelled, despite Mrs. Bass and Mr. Remora's attempts to defend them.The Baudelaire orphans tell Mr. Poe that Coach Genghis is Count Olaf. Coach Genghis runs out of the shack, and after the orphans manage to remove his disguise, he succeeds in kidnapping the Quagmires. The two lunch ladies remove their metal masks and reveal themselves as Count Olaf's assistants, the white-faced  women. The orphans see Olaf's ass istants shoving the Quagmires into an old car. Before they close the door, Duncan yells to the Baudelaire orphans "Look in the notebooks! V.F.D.!" before they are captured. Unfortunately, Olaf steals the notebooks before he and his henchwomen drive away. The orphans wept in the lawn by Mr. Poe because they miss their friends.

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The book begins with the Baudelaire orphans and Mr. Poe on the grounds of Prufrock Preparatory School. Violet Baudelaire, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire meet Carmelita Spats, a rude girl who calls the Baudelaire orphans "cakesniffers." Mr. Poe tells the children to go to Vice Principal Nero's office. On their way there, they notice the school's motto: Memento Mori (Remember You Will Die).They go to meet Vice Principal Nero, the arrogant and childish head of the school. He explains the rules of Prufrock Prep, reassuring them that his advanced computer system will keep their enemy, Count Olaf, away, but that due to a lack of parental permission to sleep in the students' dormitory, the children will live in the "Orphans' Shack". He also explains that Sunny will have to work as his assistant, as she is too young to go to school.Reluctantly, the Baudelaire orphans go to the shack and find that it is crawling with crabs and has dripping fungus and horrible wallpaper. The orphans go to lunch; Carmelita Spats mocks them again as they try to sit down. Duncan and Isadora Quagmire ask the Baudelaires to sit with them. The Quagmires are in a similar situation to that of the Baudelaire orphans—they are triplets, but their brother, Quigley Quagmire, died in a fire along with their parents. They, like the Baudelaire orphans, were left an enormous fortune in the form of sapphires. Duncan would like to be a journalist, and Isadora is a poet (who writes couplets). They both have notebooks, or commonplace books, which they use to write down observations and notions.Violet's teacher, Mr. Remora, is a man who tells very short, dull stories while eating lots of bananas as the children take notes. Klaus's teacher, Mrs. Bass, obsesses over the metric system and makes her students measure countless dull objects.Later, they are introduced to Coach Genghis. The Baudelaire orphans immediately recognize him as Count Olaf in disguise but pretend to be fooled. He makes an unusual remark about how orphans have stronger legs. Then they all rush to the auditorium to listen to Vice Principal Nero's daily concert, in which the entire school is forced to listen to Nero playing the violin for hours. At the concert, the Baudelaire orphans decide that they will go to Vice Principal Nero's office the next day to drop hints about Genghis, but they are thwarted by "Coach Genghis", as he is present in the office.At lunch, Carmelita Sparta delivers the message that the Baudelaire orphans are to meet Coach Genghis on the front lawn at sundown, the time of Nero's violin concert. Genghis makes them paint a circle and run "Special Orphan Running Exercises" or S.O.R.E. laps around the luminous circle at night, for nine days. Violet and Klaus start failing their tests, too exhausted to tell one end of a metric ruler from another. Sunny's work suffers because she runs out of staples.Then Vice Principal Nero tells the children that if they keep failing their tests, they are going to be tutored by Coach Genghis, and that Sunny will be fired. He says that they will have extra-hard comprehensive exams the next morning. He also demands that they give him nine bags of candy each (which he mistakenly counts as 29 bags of candy, instead of 27), as punishment for missing his concerts, and give Carmelita Spats earrings for each time she brought them a message.The Baudelaires go see the Quagmires and tell them what happened. Then the Quagmires plot a plan. The Quagmires disguise themselves as Klaus and Violet, get a sack of flour to represent Sunny, and do the exercises (at night) so that the Baudelaire orphans can study and make staples (Coach Genghis doesn't know that it's the Quagmires that are running because it is night time and he can't see them.) The Quagmires leave their notebooks with Violet and Klaus so that they can study. Violet invents a staple-making device (using a small crab, a potato, metal rods, creamed spinach, and a fork) and makes staples while Klaus reads the notebooks out loud.The next morning, Vice Principal Nero and the two teachers, Mr. Remora and Mrs. Bass, come to the Orphans Shack. They test Violet and Klaus, and give Sunny a stack of papers to staple. All three of them pass, without missing a single question/messing up a single stack of papers to staple. Then Coach Genghis arrives. He has discovered, by trying to kick Sunny, that Sunny had been substituted with a sack of flour. Genghis uncovers the Quagmires' disguises as a result, and gives them canteen duty. The orphans, unable to stand it any longer, attempt to reveal that Coach Genghis is Count Olaf. About that time, Mr. Poe comes to deliver the candy and earrings. Vice Principal Nero tells him that the orphans have been caught "cheating", and announces that the Baudelaire orphans are going to be expelled, despite Mrs. Bass and Mr. Remora's attempts to defend them.The Baudelaire orphans tell Mr. Poe that Coach Genghis is Count Olaf. Coach Genghis runs out of the shack, and after the orphans manage to remove his disguise, he succeeds in kidnapping the Quagmires. The two lunch ladies remove their metal masks and reveal themselves as Count Olaf's assistants, the white-faced  women. The orphans see Olaf's ass istants shoving the Quagmires into an old car. Before they close the door, Duncan yells to the Baudelaire orphans "Look in the notebooks! V.F.D.!" before they are captured. Unfortunately, Olaf steals the notebooks before he and his henchwomen drive away. The orphans wept in the lawn by Mr. Poe because they miss their friends.

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Mr. Poe takes the Baudelaire orphans to their new home on 667 Dark Avenue. The street is dark, as light is "out", or unpopular. The elevators in the apartment building are not working, as elevators are "out", leaving the Baudelaires to walk up several dozen flights of stairs to the penthouse where the Squalors live. Jerome Squalor welcomes the children to their new home. He offers them "aqueous martinis", (water garnished with an olive served in a fancy glass), and introduces them to his wife, Esmé Squalor, the city's sixth most important financial adviser, who is concerned about what's "in" and what's "out". Jerome avoids disputes with Esmé, as he hates arguing with her, and follows her instructions. While Jerome, a good friend of the Baudelaires' mother, truly cares for the children, it becomes apparent that Esmé's reason for adopting them is because orphans are "in." Esmé sends the children and Jerome to Café Salmonella for dinner, because she will be busy privately discussing arrangements for an auction with trendy auctioneer Gunther.After Esmé gives the children over-sized pinstripe suits to wear, the Baudelaires recognize Gunther as Count Olaf, despite his attempt to disguise his unibrow with a monocle and horse riding boots to cover up the tattoo of an eye on his ankle. Despite their protestations, Jerome takes the children to the restaurant. Jerome believes the children are being obnoxcious, and dismisses their suspicions of Gunther.Klaus notices that there is one elevator door on each floor except for the top floor, which has two. The children discover that the extra elevator is "ersatz", fake, and consists of nothing but an empty shaft. They climb down the shaft, to find the two Quagmire triplets trapped in a cage at the bottom of the shaft. The Quagmires say that Count Olaf is planning to smuggle them out of the city by hiding them as an object at the "In" auction, which one of his associates will bid on. The Baudelaires return to the penthouse to find tools with which they can free the Quagmires, but they return to find that Gunther has cast the Quagmires away already. They return, dispirited, to the penthouse.Klaus finds a Lot #50, V.F.D., in the auction catalog. The Baudelaires believe this is the item the Quagmires will be hidden in, because the Quagmires had told them (at the end of The Austere Academy) that Count Olaf was involved in a secret called V.F.D. The Baudelaires tell Esmé about this, but it is revealed that Esmé knew who Gunther was, and was actually in on the plan to kidnap the Quagmires. When the Baudelaires show her the ersatz elevator, she pushes them down the empty shaft. They land halfway down in a net.Sunny climbs up the shaft with her razor sharp teeth, gets their ersatz rope and jumps back down into the net. Sunny bites a hole in the net, and using the rope, they climb down from the net. Using Violet's ersatz welding torches, they travel along the hallway at the bottom of the shaft, only to find that it leads to a dead end. Pounding on the "ceiling" reveals that it is in fact a trap door; the children escape through it, and find themselves in the ashes of their old home.They rush to Veblen Hall, the location of the auction, and join the crowd already there. The auction has begun, and Gunther and Esmé are on the stage auctioning off Lot #46. The children ask Jerome to buy them Lot #50. Mr. Poe and Jerome both bid and then back down, but Sunny bids on it and wins. The Baudelaires open the box, only to reveal Very Fancy Doilies. Gunther slips on the doilies and is revealed as Count Olaf when his boots and monocle fly off, revealing his unibrow and tattoo. Count Olaf and Esmé flee, pursued by the audience. The doorman is revealed as the Hook-Handed Man, and the Quagmires are hidden in the statue of a red herring. Although Jerome wants to keep the Baudelaires, he insists on taking them far away so Count Olaf will not bother them. They refuse this, however, because they want to rescue the Quagmires.The story ends when Jerome is forced to give them up, because he is not brave enough to help them, Mr. Poe is calling the police, and the three children sitting on the stairs in the hall of the Squalors' apartment building.

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Mr. Poe takes the Baudelaire orphans to their new home on 667 Dark Avenue. The street is dark, as light is "out", or unpopular. The elevators in the apartment building are not working, as elevators are "out", leaving the Baudelaires to walk up several dozen flights of stairs to the penthouse where the Squalors live. Jerome Squalor welcomes the children to their new home. He offers them "aqueous martinis", (water garnished with an olive served in a fancy glass), and introduces them to his wife, Esmé Squalor, the city's sixth most important financial adviser, who is concerned about what's "in" and what's "out". Jerome avoids disputes with Esmé, as he hates arguing with her, and follows her instructions. While Jerome, a good friend of the Baudelaires' mother, truly cares for the children, it becomes apparent that Esmé's reason for adopting them is because orphans are "in." Esmé sends the children and Jerome to Café Salmonella for dinner, because she will be busy privately discussing arrangements for an auction with trendy auctioneer Gunther.After Esmé gives the children over-sized pinstripe suits to wear, the Baudelaires recognize Gunther as Count Olaf, despite his attempt to disguise his unibrow with a monocle and horse riding boots to cover up the tattoo of an eye on his ankle. Despite their protestations, Jerome takes the children to the restaurant. Jerome believes the children are being obnoxcious, and dismisses their suspicions of Gunther.Klaus notices that there is one elevator door on each floor except for the top floor, which has two. The children discover that the extra elevator is "ersatz", fake, and consists of nothing but an empty shaft. They climb down the shaft, to find the two Quagmire triplets trapped in a cage at the bottom of the shaft. The Quagmires say that Count Olaf is planning to smuggle them out of the city by hiding them as an object at the "In" auction, which one of his associates will bid on. The Baudelaires return to the penthouse to find tools with which they can free the Quagmires, but they return to find that Gunther has cast the Quagmires away already. They return, dispirited, to the penthouse.Klaus finds a Lot #50, V.F.D., in the auction catalog. The Baudelaires believe this is the item the Quagmires will be hidden in, because the Quagmires had told them (at the end of The Austere Academy) that Count Olaf was involved in a secret called V.F.D. The Baudelaires tell Esmé about this, but it is revealed that Esmé knew who Gunther was, and was actually in on the plan to kidnap the Quagmires. When the Baudelaires show her the ersatz elevator, she pushes them down the empty shaft. They land halfway down in a net.Sunny climbs up the shaft with her razor sharp teeth, gets their ersatz rope and jumps back down into the net. Sunny bites a hole in the net, and using the rope, they climb down from the net. Using Violet's ersatz welding torches, they travel along the hallway at the bottom of the shaft, only to find that it leads to a dead end. Pounding on the "ceiling" reveals that it is in fact a trap door; the children escape through it, and find themselves in the ashes of their old home.They rush to Veblen Hall, the location of the auction, and join the crowd already there. The auction has begun, and Gunther and Esmé are on the stage auctioning off Lot #46. The children ask Jerome to buy them Lot #50. Mr. Poe and Jerome both bid and then back down, but Sunny bids on it and wins. The Baudelaires open the box, only to reveal Very Fancy Doilies. Gunther slips on the doilies and is revealed as Count Olaf when his boots and monocle fly off, revealing his unibrow and tattoo. Count Olaf and Esmé flee, pursued by the audience. The doorman is revealed as the Hook-Handed Man, and the Quagmires are hidden in the statue of a red herring. Although Jerome wants to keep the Baudelaires, he insists on taking them far away so Count Olaf will not bother them. They refuse this, however, because they want to rescue the Quagmires.The story ends when Jerome is forced to give them up, because he is not brave enough to help them, Mr. Poe is calling the police, and the three children sitting on the stairs in the hall of the Squalors' apartment building.

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 There is not really any new information in Chasing Lincoln’s Killer; however, the book is useful for those hoping for a rapid-fire, abridged version of the narrative of the pursuit of John Wilkes Booth. Also, those who only know the roles of Booth and Dr. Samuel Mudd in the plot will learn a lot and may be particularly surprised by the breadth and complexity of events surrounding the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.Many people, for instance, might think Booth acted alone, and in a relatively unpremeditated manner. In reality, this was not Booth’s first plan to assassinate the president; nor was he acting alone. The assassination of the president was imagined by Booth and his fellow conspirators as a sweeping plot to kill the President, Vice President, and Secretary of State. The plan itself was not well-conceived, and the conspirators’ ultimate aim of reviving Southern military operations was foolish in light of their lack of affiliation with the Confederacy. They merely managed partial success by killing Lincoln and wounding William Seward, and their plot failed to spark any sort of resurgent rebellion.Swanson’s storytelling is brisk and to the point. He writes much like a journalist. In keeping with this method, he provides a somewhat muted account that does not seek to identify heroes and villains. It places the story and those involved in it in the context of realistic, often mundane motives. For example, he notes greed on the part of many of those who pursued Booth and his allies. He also demonstrates that some of those involved in aiding Booth, such as Mudd, were in many ways merely unlucky figures.Additionally, Booth is portrayed as an actor, his chosen vocation. To Swanson, this vocation is inextricably linked to his deed. The desire for fame, and for dramatic deeds, led Booth to have the courage to perpetrate a deed that many others perhaps would have liked to commit but could not due to their grounding in a realistic way of thinking.

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 There is not really any new information in Chasing Lincoln’s Killer; however, the book is useful for those hoping for a rapid-fire, abridged version of the narrative of the pursuit of John Wilkes Booth. Also, those who only know the roles of Booth and Dr. Samuel Mudd in the plot will learn a lot and may be particularly surprised by the breadth and complexity of events surrounding the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.Many people, for instance, might think Booth acted alone, and in a relatively unpremeditated manner. In reality, this was not Booth’s first plan to assassinate the president; nor was he acting alone. The assassination of the president was imagined by Booth and his fellow conspirators as a sweeping plot to kill the President, Vice President, and Secretary of State. The plan itself was not well-conceived, and the conspirators’ ultimate aim of reviving Southern military operations was foolish in light of their lack of affiliation with the Confederacy. They merely managed partial success by killing Lincoln and wounding William Seward, and their plot failed to spark any sort of resurgent rebellion.Swanson’s storytelling is brisk and to the point. He writes much like a journalist. In keeping with this method, he provides a somewhat muted account that does not seek to identify heroes and villains. It places the story and those involved in it in the context of realistic, often mundane motives. For example, he notes greed on the part of many of those who pursued Booth and his allies. He also demonstrates that some of those involved in aiding Booth, such as Mudd, were in many ways merely unlucky figures.Additionally, Booth is portrayed as an actor, his chosen vocation. To Swanson, this vocation is inextricably linked to his deed. The desire for fame, and for dramatic deeds, led Booth to have the courage to perpetrate a deed that many others perhaps would have liked to commit but could not due to their grounding in a realistic way of thinking.

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Percy Jackson was a tremendas story. and I really liked it because of all the action.comedy,mytholigy .and most of all the camp half blood.

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Stranded

Carter Benson  is working with his brother buzz, and sisters train Vanessa to get at off The Wretched nowhereIsland. They have just lost their only supplying food and shelter. Well they Salvage for food they Adventure deeper into the island. In the epilogue of stranded number one decks and Joe were discovered floating on a life raft with emergency rations. Carter Buzz and Vanessa and Jane have found bats in the caves and also they have encountered wild boars!    they find shelter in nearby cave  and find the boat again. Because of the solar panel they get electricity Which means they can charge the satellite phone so they can get in touch with the Coast Guard in the Coast Guard will know where they are. They built a fire so the airplanes and boats would come to their land and rescue them for the rations because they just lost the food they eat coconut meat in for their drink that you can they drink coconut juice and they try to start a fire using coconut husk and robbing a piece of bamboo.  they find   Water by a waterfall that has clean water in it and they fill it up with 220 Oz water bottles and they also a Fiji which is a 560 ml water bottle AKA a 490  milliliter bottle.If they found the boat then that means all the stuff that they  lost will be recovered because the current took the boat out to sea but then the tide took back the boat and that's how far I have read.

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Don't fall for Count Olafs Tricks! because count olaf is working with the

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Don't fall for Count Olafs Tricks! because count olaf is working with the

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Stranded #3 Carter Benson  is working with his brother buzz, and sisters Jane Vanessa to get at off The Wretched nowhereIsland. They . Will they Salvage for food they Adventure deeper into the island. They lose their boat and find a GRAVE another boat that is from korea and they see a SKELETON.They see a plane, Carter, Buzz, and Vanessa, and Jane,They Move onto the beach and it takes six minutes to get to lookout point which is now accessible.They have lost the boat permanently and have been able to salvage a few cans of ravioli by diving down to the boat. They also have gotten another flare but that is used from the first plane they ever see shelter that has burnt down into charred leaves.Carter, Jane, And Buzz have gotten onto the lookout point and then their bridge fell down! Now they have to find another way to get off the lookout point. Vanessa said in the book that the boat and skeleton would have to wait,She had to tell them and then with all of them there they heard a faint hum which sounded like…....... AN AIRPLANE!They lit the fire in time but they had found the gas tank in the boat and They dropped the torch into the tank and THE BOAT EXPLODED!!!!The plane noticed and It landed on water and their parents and the pilot bursted out and hugged everyone!Then Jane made a Journal Entry on what had happened and almost forgot to have a funeral for the person that was the skeleton and then they honored him.

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The Miserable Mill begins with Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire traveling on a train heading for Paltryville, the location of the children's new home, the Lucky Smells Lumbermill.Upon arrival, the children learn that they will have to work at the mill, but as part of the deal, their new guardian, Sir (they call him Sir because his name was so long that nobody pronounces it right), will try to keep Count Olaf, their nemesis, away. They meet Sir's more sympathetic partner, Charles, who shows them the library, which contains three books, one about the history of the lumbermill, one about the town constitution, and one donated by Dr. Georgina Orwell, the local optometrist, who lives in the eye shaped building, which is shaped, suspiciously, like the tattoo on their nemesis, Count Olaf's, ankle.Klaus breaks his own glasses when he is purposely tripped by the new foreman, Flacutono, and is sent to see Dr. Orwell. When Klaus returns from the optometrist, hours later, he acts very strangely, as if in a trance. The next day in the lumbermill, Flacutono instructs Klaus to operate a stamping machine. Klaus causes an accident by dropping the machine on Phil, an optimistic coworker. Flacutono exclaims that the machine "cost an inordinate amount of money". The other workers ask what the unfamiliar word means and Klaus defines the word. Klaus explains that he doesn't remember what happened between when he broke his glasses and waking up in the mill. Foreman Flacutono trips him again, once again causing his glasses to break. This time though, Violet and Sunny accompany Klaus to Dr. Orwell's office.Together, they arrive at the eye-shaped building they saw on their arrival to Lucky Smells. Dr. Orwell, seemingly friendly, lets them in, and tells Violet and Sunny to sit in the waiting room. Violet and Sunny wonder about this before realizing that Count Olaf is disguised as Shirley, a receptionist. She also learns that Klaus has been (and is being) hypnotized by Orwell, who is in cahoots with Olaf. They leave with Klaus, who is once again in a trance, and calls Violet "Veronica." When they return to the lumbermill, they find a memo from Sir informing them that if there is another accident, he'll place them under Shirley's care.Violet and Sunny put Klaus to bed, and Klaus calls Sunny "Susan," and then Violet and Sunny go to the mill's library. Violet reads the book donated by Orwell and learns that Orwell's technique uses a command word to control the subject and an "unhypnotize" word. They then hear the lumbermill starting early, and rush to see what is happening. They find Charles strapped to a log which Klaus is pushing through a buzz saw, and Foreman Flacutono giving orders. The girls move to stop them but see Klaus' bare feet, a clue that he has been hypnotized out of bed yet again. Violet, after reading a book by Dr. Orwell, learns the command word ("lucky"), and orders Klaus to release Charles but Flacutono orders him to continue. Shirley and Orwell arrive and the latter orders Klaus to ignore his sisters. Violet works out, and says the word with which Flacutono unhypnotized Klaus ("inordinate") just in time. Violet is caught by Shirley and Flacutono, but Klaus manages to set Charles free. Sunny and Orwell have a fight, with Orwell's sword and Sunny's teeth; as Mr. Poe and Sir unexpectedly enter the room, Orwell steps back in surprise, into the path of the buzz saw, and dies.Count Olaf is locked in the library but escapes out the window with Foreman Flacutono, who is revealed to be the bald man with the long nose in disguise. Sir relinquishes the Baudelaires from his care, making the Baudelaires once more orphans.

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The Miserable Mill begins with Violet, Klaus and Sunny Baudelaire traveling on a train heading for Paltryville, the location of the children's new home, the Lucky Smells Lumbermill.Upon arrival, the children learn that they will have to work at the mill, but as part of the deal, their new guardian, Sir (they call him Sir because his name was so long that nobody pronounces it right), will try to keep Count Olaf, their nemesis, away. They meet Sir's more sympathetic partner, Charles, who shows them the library, which contains three books, one about the history of the lumbermill, one about the town constitution, and one donated by Dr. Georgina Orwell, the local optometrist, who lives in the eye shaped building, which is shaped, suspiciously, like the tattoo on their nemesis, Count Olaf's, ankle.Klaus breaks his own glasses when he is purposely tripped by the new foreman, Flacutono, and is sent to see Dr. Orwell. When Klaus returns from the optometrist, hours later, he acts very strangely, as if in a trance. The next day in the lumbermill, Flacutono instructs Klaus to operate a stamping machine. Klaus causes an accident by dropping the machine on Phil, an optimistic coworker. Flacutono exclaims that the machine "cost an inordinate amount of money". The other workers ask what the unfamiliar word means and Klaus defines the word. Klaus explains that he doesn't remember what happened between when he broke his glasses and waking up in the mill. Foreman Flacutono trips him again, once again causing his glasses to break. This time though, Violet and Sunny accompany Klaus to Dr. Orwell's office.Together, they arrive at the eye-shaped building they saw on their arrival to Lucky Smells. Dr. Orwell, seemingly friendly, lets them in, and tells Violet and Sunny to sit in the waiting room. Violet and Sunny wonder about this before realizing that Count Olaf is disguised as Shirley, a receptionist. She also learns that Klaus has been (and is being) hypnotized by Orwell, who is in cahoots with Olaf. They leave with Klaus, who is once again in a trance, and calls Violet "Veronica." When they return to the lumbermill, they find a memo from Sir informing them that if there is another accident, he'll place them under Shirley's care.Violet and Sunny put Klaus to bed, and Klaus calls Sunny "Susan," and then Violet and Sunny go to the mill's library. Violet reads the book donated by Orwell and learns that Orwell's technique uses a command word to control the subject and an "unhypnotize" word. They then hear the lumbermill starting early, and rush to see what is happening. They find Charles strapped to a log which Klaus is pushing through a buzz saw, and Foreman Flacutono giving orders. The girls move to stop them but see Klaus' bare feet, a clue that he has been hypnotized out of bed yet again. Violet, after reading a book by Dr. Orwell, learns the command word ("lucky"), and orders Klaus to release Charles but Flacutono orders him to continue. Shirley and Orwell arrive and the latter orders Klaus to ignore his sisters. Violet works out, and says the word with which Flacutono unhypnotized Klaus ("inordinate") just in time. Violet is caught by Shirley and Flacutono, but Klaus manages to set Charles free. Sunny and Orwell have a fight, with Orwell's sword and Sunny's teeth; as Mr. Poe and Sir unexpectedly enter the room, Orwell steps back in surprise, into the path of the buzz saw, and dies.Count Olaf is locked in the library but escapes out the window with Foreman Flacutono, who is revealed to be the bald man with the long nose in disguise. Sir relinquishes the Baudelaires from his care, making the Baudelaires once more orphans.

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This was a good book that I enjoy reading them they have some pics and that is some of the reason I like this book!

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Stranded #2 Carter Benson  is working with his brother buzz, and sisters Jane Vanessa to get at off The Wretched nowhereIsland. They . Will they Salvage for food they Adventure deeper into the island. In the epilogue Joe And Dex Say they are lucky to be alive and told them they have to get back out there immediately . Carter, Buzz, and Vanessa, and Jane,They Move onto the beach and it takes six minutes to get to lookout point and find another the boat and a skeleton.They have lost the boat permanently and have been able to salvage a few cans of ravioli by diving down to the boat. They also have gotten another flare from the compartment in the cockpit and have got blankets, pillows and have made a shelter that has burnt down into charred black leaves. Vanessa has been able to find another boat on the other side of the island.Carter, Jane, And Buzz have gotten on to the look out point and then their bridge fell down! Now they have to find another way to get off the lookout point. Vanessa said in the book that the boat and skeleton would have to wait,She had to tell her brothers and sister.Carter, Jane, and Buzz saw a PLANE FOR RESCUE! Altho it did not see them and it flew right back out to the ocean.

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Stranded #2 Carter Benson  is working with his brother buzz, and sisters Jane Vanessa to get at off The Wretched nowhereIsland. They . Will they Salvage for food they Adventure deeper into the island. In the epilogue Joe And Dex Say they are lucky to be alive and told them they have to get back out there immediately . Carter, Buzz, and Vanessa, and Jane,They Move onto the beach and it takes six minutes to get to lookout point and find another the boat and a skeleton.They have lost the boat permanently and have been able to salvage a few cans of ravioli by diving down to the boat. They also have gotten another flare from the compartment in the cockpit and have got blankets, pillows and have made a shelter that has burnt down into charred black leaves. Vanessa has been able to find another boat on the other side of the island.Carter, Jane, And Buzz have gotten on to the look out point and then their bridge fell down! Now they have to find another way to get off the lookout point. Vanessa said in the book that the boat and skeleton would have to wait,She had to tell her brothers and sister.Carter, Jane, and Buzz saw a PLANE FOR RESCUE! Altho it did not see them and it flew right back out to the ocean.

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The book begins with Alex Rider learning that his uncle and adopted parent, Ian Rider, has been killed in a car crash. Unknown to Alex and his housekeeper, Jack Star bright, Ian's job as a banker was actually a cover for his role as an M 16 agent. Alex becomes suspicious upon being told that Ian had been not wearing his seat belt and discovering that Ian's office has been emptied out. He finds his uncle's car at a wrecking yard, and discovers that his uncle had been murdered. After a near escape from a car crusher, Alex is asked to visit Ian's former employers, a bank called "Royal & General." He breaks into Ian's office, discovering evidence of his uncle's double life before he is knocked out.
Alex, the main character, is recruited by M 16 after discovering the truth about his uncle's life and death. He is sent to complete his uncle's latest mission: To investigate a multimillionaire named Herod Sayle and his creation, the revolutionary and newly developed computer called Storm breaker, which Sayle is donating to every school in England. Alex later discovers that the Storm breaker contain a deadly virus and that Sayle is planning to kill British schoolchildren. In the end, Alex foils his plan and succeeds in his first mission.

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Jeffrey Magee's parents were in a trolley when a drunk driver crashed and sunk it into the River in Pennsilvania
, orphaning him at age three. After living with his Aunt Dot and Uncle Dan in another town and enduring their mutual hatred and silence for eight years, he runs away during a school musical performance. One year and 200 miles later, he finds himself across the river from Bridgeport in Two Mills, where Hector Street divides the East End from the West End.

He meets Amanda Beale, an East Ender who carries her suitcase full of books to keep them away from her little brother and sister, Hester and Lester, who crayon everything in sight, and borrows one before continuing his dash through town. Along the way, he intercepts a football pass made to local football star James "Hands" Down, infuriates gigantic little leaguer John McNab by hitting home runs off his fastball, and saves an unlucky child from Finsterwald’s backyard, which is full of negative energy. Because of these acts, he earned the nickname "Maniac" and started a local legend.

When "Mars Bar" Thompson corners Jeffrey and rips a page from Amanda's book, he is rescued by Amanda. He finds a home with her and her family, helping Mr. and Mrs. Beale with the chores and pacifying Hester and Lester. Soon though, a few East Enders make it clear to him that they don't want him in there anymore by writing racist graffiti on the Beales' front door, "Fishbelly go home" to be exact. His final effort to gain acceptance is by untying the famous Cobble’s Knot. After finishing the task he is praised by everyone as confetti is thrown into the air. Amanda realizes, too late, that it was made from the pages of her favorite book, an encyclopedia A Edition. Jeffrey runs away, taking shelter at the buffalo pen at the zoo.

At the zoo, Jeffrey meets Earl Grayson, a minor-league baseball pitcher who turns out to be a groundskeeper, who never learned to read, and who insists he has no stories to tell. For a few months Jeffrey has a home again with him, helping him at work, celebrating holidays with him, and teaching him to read. Grayson winds up dying 5 days after Christmas, and Jeffrey runs off again.

On the verge of death he encounters Piper and Russell, child ruffians that turn out to be John McNab's brothers. He leads them back home, bribing them with free pizza, and stays at their cockroach-infested, waste filled house. Here, he finds the worst that the West End has to offer, as he learns that the McNabs are making a bunker because they believe the East End is planning a rebellion. He endures the coarseness and squalor of their home in hopes of keeping Piper and Russell in school and under control, but he is kicked out when he crushes Piper and Russell's toy guns.

After beating Mars Bar in a foot race and goading him into crashing Piper's birthday party at the McNabs' house, Jeffrey is homeless again. He moves back into the buffalo pen, and runs for miles every morning before Two Mills wakes up. Before long, Mars Bar starts running with him as if by coincidence, and they never say a word to each other. One day they come across a hysterical Piper McNab, who frantically leads them to Russell, stuck on the trolley trestle where Jeffrey's parents died. He walks away silently, nearly unconscious and stunned by fear, while Mars Bar rescues Russell, becoming a hero in his eyes. Jeffrey retreats once again to the buffalo pen, where Mars Bar leads Amanda to it. She brings him to her house in a huff, with Jeffrey and Mars Bar following her.

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The Mostly True Adventures of Homer P. Figg is an entertaining adolescent novel that follows the adventures of Homer P. Figg as he tries to find his brother, who has joined with the Union forces in the Civil War. Homer travels from Maine all the way to Pennsylvania, and he ends up on the battlefield during the Battle of Gettysburg. He has amazing adventures along the way: he meets Quakers, members of the Underground Railroad, money scammers, Confederate army spies, carnival workers, and conscription agents. He gets kidnapped, works as a “pig boy” for a carnival, and bears the Union flag during the last moments of the Battle of Gettysburg. He rides in a hot-air balloon over battlefields, helps slaves escape in the Underground Railroad, and is imprisoned by Confederate officers. Throughout all of his adventures, Homer recounts his tale with a great sense of humor and demonstrates courage and insight along the way.

The story begins with Homer giving the readers some background information about him and his older brother, Harold. Their father died before Homer was born, and their mother died when Homer was just a little boy. After their mother’s death, Homer and Harold went to live with their uncle, Squinton Leach. Squinton is mean, cruel, and abusive. He practically starves the boys and forces them to do hard labor on the farm all day long. At the beginning of the story, Squint goes and fetches the local conscription agent (who recruits men to fight in the Civil War). Squint lies about Harold’s age, telling the officer that Harold is eighteen, the minimum age, when he is actually just seventeen. The conscription officer believes Squint, and Harold is taken away to join the Union army.

Harold is the only true family member Homer has known, and he is infuriated at the thought of Harold out fighting the war under an illegal ruse enacted by his evil uncle Squint. Squint locks Homer in the root cellar, but it does not take Homer long to escape; steal his mother’s horse, Bob; and head out of there, looking for his brother. Unfortunately, he is captured by two low-life characters named Stink and Smelt who are in the business of capturing runaway slaves and turning them in for a large reward. They have one slave in their possession, and they tie Homer right up with him, hoping Homer will get them a good reward too. However, they end up sending Homer down to the home of Jedediah Brewster, a devout Quaker who is rumored to be one of the main hubs of the Underground Railroad...

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My Family knows that Red Robin is my favorite restaurant to go in the USA. My Sister and I wanted to go to Red Robin,So my dad agreed to take us.  It was the best night ever and I want to go again. The food is good.The desert is great. And people watch the games.  My meal with my sister and Dad.  It was the #BESTNIGHTOUTEVER.My dad,my sister, and I  went there because we behaved good and we have not been there in a long time.  We just moved from Fairfax, Virginia to Gahanna,Ohio.  We were at a table, and I sat on one side Abby and Dad sat on the other.  There was A TV in front of us and It was the Patriots(my favorite NFL Team)Vs The Falcons(Rivals Since The 2017 Super Bowl).  ¨Final Score New England Patriots: 39, Atlanta Falcons: 0¨ Said The Sports Guy.  Then they showed the highlights.When They said New England won I Shouted ¨WOOHOO YEAH¨!Then a few people looked in my direction and then the restaurant exploded with shouts Like ¨YEAH¨ or ¨WOOOOO HOOOOO¨. And even the waiters started shouting, then everybody started cheering the game.Abby got the ¨Mac It's Yours¨ and I got the same.  Abby got Lemonade,and it was sweet, yellow, and high in sugar.  Dad got a Bacon Burger, and it had bacon, meat, cheese, and pickles.  I also ordered a mini corndog plate and it was the best thing ever (with ketchup).  The plate had 18 mini corn dogs, because I ordered the large.  I ordered two cups of The mac´n´cheese.  It was yummy, cheesy,  creamy, yellow and hot.The Desert was the milkshake….Yeah i'm that kind of person who would drink his milkshake as his drink.  The milkshake was creamy and made with real Oreo´s chopped in a blender.  It was the best thing ever because the Oreo´s Filling is in the milkshake and that's what makes it creamy.  The name of it was ¨Cookie Magic¨.  We got a large and I shared it with my dad.  The Funny thing is, I got ¾ of it.	It was the # BESTNIGHTOUTEVER! We had a great time there!  The food never gets old!  The desert is legendary!  What do you like about Red Robin?THE END

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My Family knows that Red Robin is my favorite restaurant to go in the USA. My Sister and I wanted to go to Red Robin,So my dad agreed to take us.  It was the best night ever and I want to go again. The food is good.The desert is great. And people watch the games.  My meal with my sister and Dad.  It was the #BESTNIGHTOUTEVER.My dad,my sister, and I  went there because we behaved good and we have not been there in a long time.  We just moved from Fairfax, Virginia to Gahanna,Ohio.  We were at a table, and I sat on one side Abby and Dad sat on the other.  There was A TV in front of us and It was the Patriots(my favorite NFL Team)Vs The Falcons(Rivals Since The 2017 Super Bowl).  ¨Final Score New England Patriots: 39, Atlanta Falcons: 0¨ Said The Sports Guy.  Then they showed the highlights.When They said New England won I Shouted ¨WOOHOO YEAH¨!Then a few people looked in my direction and then the restaurant exploded with shouts Like ¨YEAH¨ or ¨WOOOOO HOOOOO¨. And even the waiters started shouting, then everybody started cheering the game.Abby got the ¨Mac It's Yours¨ and I got the same.  Abby got Lemonade,and it was sweet, yellow, and high in sugar.  Dad got a Bacon Burger, and it had bacon, meat, cheese, and pickles.  I also ordered a mini corndog plate and it was the best thing ever (with ketchup).  The plate had 18 mini corn dogs, because I ordered the large.  I ordered two cups of The mac´n´cheese.  It was yummy, cheesy,  creamy, yellow and hot.The Desert was the milkshake….Yeah i'm that kind of person who would drink his milkshake as his drink.  The milkshake was creamy and made with real Oreo´s chopped in a blender.  It was the best thing ever because the Oreo´s Filling is in the milkshake and that's what makes it creamy.  The name of it was ¨Cookie Magic¨.  We got a large and I shared it with my dad.  The Funny thing is, I got ¾ of it.	It was the # BESTNIGHTOUTEVER! We had a great time there!  The food never gets old!  The desert is legendary!  What do you like about Red Robin?THE END