A companion book, File Under: 13 Suspicious Incidents— a collection of short mystery stories — was released April 1, 2014. Hector from The Vile Village is met in the final chapter as a twelve year old, and is already performing ballooning projects. His liking of Mexican food is also mentioned. Prince Charmless: Downplayed; Tatiana Cozy isn't very happy at the idea of being engaged to the unseen Baron Von Pendle, but says its because of how little they have in common, and that he's nice enough.

Lemony reads in the newspaper about Dame Sally Murphy, the town's legendary actress. She turns out to still be alive and having been pretending to be Mrs. Sallis. June 13, 2012) "Dear 667 Dark Avenue"... Including: CHAPTER TWO 667 Dark Avenue. Retrieved June 12, 2012 Lemony knew the meaning of the word "interlopers" ever since he read "a short story by a British man with a funny name"Parental Favoritism: Sharon Haines. is so desperate to get her daughter out of Hangfire's grasp that she's willing to sell out her son to him. Reviewing the entire series as a unitary work. Let's start with the fundamentals: Dan Handler, while a laudable and interesting creator, is creepy. While far from a prime offender in the #metoo era, there are questionable incidents. Handler can also be gallingly pretentious, although the New York Times' review of his most recent adult novel Bottle Grove offers an awesome takedown. Ellington figured out that part of Hangfire's plan had something to do with caviar, and requested a book from the library about the process in which it is made. She then hides the Bombinating Beast statue in the secret compartment under the secret compartment in her bag, and then met with Sharon Haines, a member of the Inhumane Society. She disguised herself at Wade Academy as Filene N. Gottlin, an anagram of her name. Everyone at the school was kept drugged with laudanum, but Ellington hid coffee grounds in a flowerpot and made herself coffee to reverse the effects. She communicates with Hangfire through Sharon, and from her she learns that Hangfire plans to burn the library, but Ellington doesn't plan on stopping him, because she doesn't want to risk losing her father. As part of her deal with the Inhumane Society, Ellington made Sharon promise to fetch and take care of her phonograph.

Officers Harvey and Mimi Mitchum are a married couple who act as the only two police officers in Stain'd-by-the-Sea. They believe their son, Stewart, to be incapable of any wrongdoing, and tend to circumvent the judicial process in the pursuit of justice. They also argue a lot. Kindly Vet: Oliver Sobol, from one of the stories in File Under 13 Suspicious Incidents. Considering that he's also pre-teen, and is remaining in town only until his parents (the actual vets) find a new place to live somewhere else, he's also a Closest Thing We Got. Dude, Where's My Reward?: Rather than thank them for saving her life, Sally Murphy yells at Lemony and Moxie for asking about who tried to drown her. Sharon Haines: the mother of Kellar and Lizzie and associate of Hangfire. She impersonates a Department of Education official to save her daughter Lizzie from Hangfire.The final book, "Why Is This Night Different from All Other Nights?" was released on September 29th, 2015. The sky was getting lighter and I was whistling the tune Ellington had played me, first on a Hangfire phonograph and then on a music box her father had given her. She had not told me the name of the tune. It was a mystery, like what the S stood for in Theodora's name. I kept walking, with nothing but Solitude for company. 'Solitude' is a fancy name for being all by yourself. It's not a bad name, I thought. August 14, 2012) "Who Could That Be at This Hour?" Free Preview Edition (The First 4 Chapters) - Books on Google Play Play.Google.com. Retrieved August 16, 2012 Harvey and Mimi Mitchum: the town's police officers, notorious for constantly arguing. They are the attentive parents of Stew. At the library he passes the time reading about a true friend and good writer who lived on a bloodthirsty farm.

Book Two continues this trend, with the opening illustration being the same girl trying to open a hatch (with the letters VFD on it, no less) and the end is her getting arrested. Johnny Tremain by Esther Forbes: In Chapter Three, Lemony describes a book about a boy named Johnny who lived in the American Colonies and burned his hand, preventing him from working as a silversmith. But the truth is like a doorknob. You can stumble around in the dark, and when you finally grasp it, you may end up someplace terrifying."

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House Husband: Mr. Mallahan, while Mrs. Mallahan is off in the city working for their newspaper. The last book implies that they divorced.