The Beatrice Letters

The book collects thirteen letters. Six are from Lemony Snicket to Beatrice Baudelaire, the love he lost. Six more are from Beatrice Baudelaire II, the girl the orphans raised on the island, now grown and looking for Snicket. The last one is from Snicket to his editor. The letters answer each other across the years and show that the Baudelaire story keeps going after the final book. They come with punch-out cardstock letters, a poster of what looks like the wreck of the boat Beatrice, and objects tied to the orphans, like Klaus's glasses, Violet's ribbon and Sunny's cookbooks.

1. Behind the scenesPunch-out letters

   The book comes with punch-out cardstock letters. Rearranged, they spell the anagrams "Beatrice Sank" and "A Snicket Brae."

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2. Reference"Suspiciously linked"

   It came out weeks before The End, in September 2006, and the cover says it's "suspiciously linked to Book the Thirteenth."

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