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It's a good thing that Violet Baudelaire has a real knack for inventing things. When misery comes to call, the right invention at the right time can mean everything. It's also fortunate that her brother, Klaus, has read lots of books and knows many important things, like how to tell an alligator from a crocodile and who killed Julius Caesar. When everything that can possibly go wrong does, a small fact can be vital. It's lucky, too, that Sunny Baudelaire, the youngest sibling, likes to bite things. Even though she is an infant, and scarcely larger than a boot, she has four very big and sharp teeth. When trouble comes along, sharp teeth can save the day. But most of all, it is good fortune that Violet, Klaus, and Sunny Baudelaire are as sturdy and resilient as they are, for ahead of these three children lies a seemingly infinite series of unfortunate events.
About the Author
Michael Kupperman lives and works in Brooklyn with his wife Muire and son Ulysses. His comics, drawings and writing have appeared in or on The New Yorker, Fortune, The New York Times, Nickelodeon Magazine, Forbes, Playboy, Heavy Metal, The Wall Street Journal, McSweeney's, comics published by DC and Marvel, Vice, Saturday Night Live, Adult Swim, TV Funhouse, and Comedy Central. His first book, Snake'N'Bacon's Cartoon Cabaret, was published by Harper Collins in 2018. His latest, All the Answers, was published by Simon & Schuster in 2018. It's his first serious book, a graphic autonoir about investigating his father's past.He can currently be found on Twitter, where his user name is MKupperman.
