Lemony Snicket books are quite unique. Diving into Who Could That Be at This Hour? was like coming home after a long journey without his distinctive manner of describing characters (he somehow manages using 3-4 vivid words and the reader sees a clear picture of who he's talking about) and his habit of giving the reader answers that cause more questions. Maybe even all the wrong questions :) 
 The beginning of the All the Wrong Questions series is rather promising. For those who are familiar with A Series of Unfortunate Events series, the main character is familiar: it's Lemony Snicket himself, much younger this time. The style and storytelling are almost identical to the first series, but that's what makes reading it so good. 
 As always, there are plenty of witty quotes and phrases about issues that come across everybody's lifes. 
 "The children of this world and the adults of this world are in entirely separate boats and only drift near each other when we need a ride from someone or when someone needs us to wash our hands." 
 I recommend this book and all Lemony Snicket's series to everyone who enjoys a well-written, witty, hilarious mystery with vivid imagery and is up for a page-turner that will make you stay up all night.