Poison for Breakfast

Lemony Snicket's witty style really shines here. I wonder what motivated the choice to keep it light and humorous even with a mystery at the core.

The way the story turns mundane moments into clues was so clever. I’m curious if that was something the author planned from the start or evolved during writing.

The narration brought a lively energy that might be different in print. Do others think the audio enhances the humor or changes how the mystery feels?