"I don't know if you've ever noticed this, but first impressions are often entirely wrong." 
 The Bad Beginning is a story about the Baudelaire children: Violet, Klaus and Sunny, whose parents perished in a terrible fire. The story goes on when Mr Poe, their parents' friend sends the children to their relative, Count Olaf, who is a terrible person, whose plot is to take over the Baudelaire great fortune. 
 Overview 
 This is my second time reading this book since years ago. Though, my first time perusing it, I abandoned it as I lost interest in the story. So when Netflix announced that they were going to make an adaptation, I am longing to read the series to know more about the Characters. 
 I like the characters so much, particularly Klaus. He was a brave boy who used nothing but his wits and referring the library, to ascertain on how to release them from the evil Count Olaf, which Klaus managed, put an end on his evil plan to conquer their parents' fortune. 
 Beside him, Violet was also my favourite. She, like her brother was an intelligent girl. She liked to invent something, and it showed in the book when she created something to help her sister, Sunny when Count Olaf hung her in a birdcage on top of his tower. 
 However, I won't say that Sunny wasn't my favourite, but, nevertheless, she no usage in the story whatsoever (in my opinion). Maybe continuing reading the story will prove me wrong. We'll see. 
 Moreover, reading this book is good for someone who wants to broaden their vocabulary in the English Language, which was quite convenient for me since I have an odd fascination with unusual words 
 Also, the time I wrote this review, I already finished watching the Part 1 and Part2 of The Bad Beginning on Netflix, which it surprised me how beautiful the adaptation is. 
 Overall, I enjoyed this book, and I am looking forward to finishing the story in the future.