She was gifted with the rare talent of being able to whistle with crackers in her mouth she could perform Mozart's Fourteenth Symphony. While growing up and training with VFD, Beatrice is noted as having participated specifically in theatre classes and classes that enabled her to become a baticeer (someone who trains bats, although this is also an anagram of her name) she caught her first bat on a VFD field trip with the other apprentices, when Lemony Snicket was eight. Overall, a 4 Star read, but one I would recommend most strongly to the biggest Baudelaire devotee.- Lemony Snicket, The Beatrice Letters, Letter LS to BB #2
For content, or at least helpful content, the book gets 3 Stars. For the mid-line fan, this is a book that just looks pretty.įor cleverness, ingenuity, and presentation, THE BEATRICE LETTERS gets 5 Stars. For the bored fan, this is a book that will provide you with hours of hair-pulling frustration as you attempt to decipher clues that seem to have no answer. It has, in fact, all manner of beautifully put together items that tell you nothing.įor the ultimate A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS fan, this is a book you must include in your collection. It has pictures of a metal tool and a paperweight. It has ingenious pop-out letters that you can use to attempt to decode a number of anagrams. It comes with a poster, a dossier of sorts that contains letters to Beatrice and letters from Beatrice. In fact, there's not a whole lot you'll learn about anything or anyone having to do with the series.ĭon't get me wrong.
And although this book is entitled THE BEATRICE LETTERS, don't think that you'll finally learn who Beatrice is. If you've been following Lemony Snicket's A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS, then you've undoubtedly read of Beatrice Baudelaire.
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