29 Myths on the Swinster Pharmacy - Tapa dura

"[29 Myths on the Swinster Pharmacy] provides a clear reason for drawing one's own conclusions: Observing and recording the results through a personal filter makes a good story." --"Kirkus Reviews"
"["29 Myths on the Swinster Pharmacy"] provides a clear reason for drawing one's own conclusions: Observing and recording the results through a personal filter makes a good story." --"Kirkus Reviews"
"Beneath ["29 Myths on the Swinster Pharmacy"] is a lovely allegory about the capacity of children's imaginations to see enigmatic wonder in even the simplest things and find multiple meanings in the most mundane." --Maria Popova, "BrainPickings"
"Kids are weird and charming and confusing. They teeter in that fuzzy place between wonder and reality. ?["29 Myths on the Swinster Pharmacy"] is a book that honors this and celebrates that."--"Design of the Picture Book"
"[Lemony] Snicket masterfully captures the odd associations and accidentally philosophical thinking of young children trying to understand their world. A book to be read again and again as different meanings emerge" --"Huffington Post"
"[Lemony] Snicket masterfully captures the odd associations and accidentally philosophical thinking of young children trying to understand their world. A book to be read again and again as different meanings emerge" --"Huffington Post"

We are very curious about the Swinster Pharmacy. We stay up late every night wondering what sort of eerie secrets it contains. Why are there three Styrofoam heads in the windows? Who is the owner? Is it really closed on weekends? Renowned investigator Lemony Snicket has compiled 29 myths about this bewildering establishment, in the vain hope that he could help us shine some light on this enduring mystery.