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Inkheart

by Cornelia Funke

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Bob Zarate

8; I couldn't stop reading it!

I am a fifth grader, and I read this book whenever I could: in between classes, during recess ( that is saying something), after I ate my lunch, when I was waiting for my grandma to pick me up from carpool, and during weekends, when I could be watching TV. I might've been having lots of fun during the time I read this, but I decided I'd rather read Inkheart. I got an 100 on the AR test; I'd recommend the book for 8. There is violence and swearing, but I think any mature eight year old could take it.

Camy

Wow??

Its absolutely amazing and you should read it and I love it

saije

my favorite book

Not only is the story line and vocabulary marvelous, but the structure is also - where which a new exert from a random book is given at the top of every chapter.

Chelsey

Inkheart

I like this book

Avery

Inkheart

My favorite book series ever! I felt that I was in the book and it was amazing all the same!

Rebekah Miller

AWESOME

In the two days it took me to read the book I couldn't put it down not even for supper. I wish it had lasted me longer. It caught my attention on the first page and that is what books should do. I always read the first page before I ever get a book; if it does not get my attention then, I don' get it, so you are the best author ever!

a 10 year old female

Inkheart is amazing

I really enjoy the book and although I have not completed reading it yet, Inkheart has already reached my top 1 books. I can't wait to read Inkspell and Inkdeath. 2 of my friends and I often read the same book,s or the same series of books, or books from the same author, and we discuss our thoughts. we have not managed a proper conversation yet, but we all think that Inkheart is brilliant.

Michaela

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An excellent read for all ages. Cornelia's descriptions are breath taking in more than one way. I found this book very hard to put down.

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