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Inkheart by Cornelia Funke

Inkheart

by Cornelia Funke
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  • Oct 1, 2003, 544 pages
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  • Jun 2005, 560 pages
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me

I love this book!!!!!!!!!

It is my favourite of all time

I think it is more for teens than the other two books are but i read it when I was 10 and loved it from the first page

Really,really amazing.The author has true talent and draws you in and enchants you as soon as the book is open.The storyline is unquine.I strongly recommend this book to ANYONE that has the chance to read it
Ariana

This book took me in from the first page. It's so descriptive and enchanting. The writting is so beautiful!
Rachel

This book was very thriling and i couldent put it down from the time i first flipped to the title page i was transformed into another world with Meggie and dustfinger. this book is very exciting and i loved it!
Rachel Darmody age 12


I loved this book! It managed to mix fantasy in a realistic way of life. I need a sequel to this book! Cornelia Funke is an absolute genious and he works marvel me!
ghekko

i really liked this book, it wasnt as good as the thief lord but it was still brilliant. dustfinger was the best character, he was really lifelike and 3d please please please PLEASE bring out the sequel soon
LS

This is one of the most amazing stories I have ever read. Cornilea Funke is one of the most inspired authors. I have read both Inkheart and The Thief Lord, and I am currently reading Dragon Rider. Though I cannot sympathize with Meggie, for I do not think that her character is portrayed deeply enough, I find the other characters to be moving. I loved Dustfinger. Though he seems like the bad character at one point, I do like him. Mo is a good character and a great father, I didn't get into him that much. Elinor was a strong character, who shared the same a passion as I did. Books. Cornelia Funke did a wonderful job of creating a new idea.-A book inside a book- It was also brilliant to have Basta be superstious. Fabulous idea.Capircorn.I loved to hate him.He is the kind of character you want to pin a picture of to your dart board and throw darts at. It's a great story, and I encourage every person that has the chance to read this story, to do so.
jane f

this book was aaawwweessooommmee!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! it was os amazing! it totally kept me reading through the whole thing . cornelia funke really has talent - the thief lord was great too but this was better.
i loved it so much and i wish i was meggie

definately a must read!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Jane

This is a great book! I recommend it to everyone, even if you're not a fantasy fan. This is one of those books that you could read over and over without ever getting bored. Cornelia Funke is an excellent author! It has a wonderful beginning and keeps you hooked all the way through. I couldn't even go to sleep until I finished reading the whole book. Definately one of my favorite books ever.

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