Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events | 13 Books in 13 Minutes

This is a quick explanation and review of all of the books in Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events. I try to explain and summarize all thirteen books in thirteen minutes. A Series of Unfortunate Events follows the story of the Baudelaires as they escape from Count Olaf, a man who wants their family fortune.

Music from the YouTube Audio Library.

[MinuteBookReports]

I made a video addressing my pronunciation of "Baudelaire" so please watch it if that's of concern to you. If not, and you don't let that bother you, thanks for watching the video. :)

[Vliumxx]

You explained it very well, but the alarm is very distracting. Good video though!

[sophieameliaparry]

Justice Strauss watching the first one:

👁️💧👄💧👁️

[rockyg]

the netflix series is honestly incredible with how well it got almost everything in the books

[chunkc_]

I hope they elaborate more on The Great Unknown and what's in the sugar bowl on season 3 of the Netflix adaptation

[robc]

wow dude this video has great information, but OH MY GOD why put a alarm sound over the most important information about the books? have you tried to watch your own videos? just plan horrible dude!

[xjacktastic]

Man this is one of the most useful videos on YouTube. I have been watching the series on Netflix and then it ends at a cliff hanger and I was dying to see what happens

[devlin]

Didn’t really need the constant alarm ... Jesus

[Christakay]

Great review. All the basic plot points. No huge character spoilers. 👍 It was hard to hear you over the buzzer at the end though. Maybe just send the clock into the negative for future vids

[kingbajan]

The serous of unfortunate events is my favorite serious I read. I so far read Book 1 through 10 and I need to read 3 more to finish the books

[MicahhhHD]

Very good video. I’ve read all the books. So I can say you did a good job of relaying the most important parts of the story. Definitely could’ve done without that alarm. It was a struggle to understand what you were saying when it was going off, and it was just overall very irritating if I’m being honest. This is the first video of yours I’ve watched. So you may have taken it away for future videos already, but if not you definitely should. Otherwise, fantastic video!

[karld]

“Wtf happened at the end bro” “idk fucking nuclear sirens”

[forte]

Idk what you said at the end which was unfortunate, cuz I watched this to find out how it ended but your buzzer kept going off

[adriblack]

Play it in x 2 speed and you get 14 books in only 7 minutes.

[elevatorsareout]

The Quagmires were placed in Fowl Fountain in the Village of Fowl Devotees because Count Olaf and his troupe placed the Quagmires in his tower house at the top of his house. Then, he and his assistants build a fountain that looks like a crow so it fits in. They forced the Quagmires, or, maybe, they shoved them, in. Isadora, – the female Quagmire – since she writes poetry, wrote couplets and Duncan – the remaining male Quagmire – tied the couplets to the crow’s legs, since the crows, or, at least one of the crows, go on top of Fowl Fountain. As the crows fly, – and, no, it’s not “as the crow flies” – they drop the poems in the branches of Nevermore Tree, the tree outside Hector’s house. Isadora and Duncan tell the Baudelaires this whole story while they run out of the townspeople’s arms.


Please, fix the mistakes if there are any.

Also, I don't how you got through 7 books without addressing V.F.D. in the summaries.

[booksivy]

I know every other comment on here is addressing the alarms, but I sincerely hope you amended this in your more recent uploads. Not only does it take away from the wonderful summary, but it actively harms people who have sensory processing issues. A simple visual countdown would suffice.

[FionaW_VFD]

Reason for them knowing why is basically Count Olaf came disguised as Detective Dupin and since he was in the village, the quagmires were also there.

[jesseobaze]

I'm so obsessed with the Baudelaire children.... I search up everything like vfd and what started the schism help ME 😤😶

[rockyg]

the beaudelaires did end with a fortunate ending

[kianhd]

I enjoyed this video very well

A great use of time