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Inkheart

by Cornelia Funke

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Nikki (12/05/08)

Inkheart

I read this book when I was in sixth grade and it was the worst book I have ever read. Besides being a boring read, the book expressed devil-worshiping and much violence. The 'evil' character portrayed in this book is violent and hateful, not at all what a sixth grader should be reading. I would not recommend this book to a sixth grader, as I was, but to a mature young adult who knows the rights and wrongs of this book.

ALBERTA (06/28/08)

Excellent Read!

An excellent read.I bought it to read to my daughter and ended up staying up until the wee hours to finish it myself!

Kiwi (04/07/08)

InkHeart Review

This was a great book I would recommend it to any book lover! I used to hate reading but when i was in the 3rd grade I took Inkheart out of my brother's room (don't ask why I took it out of my brother's room when I hated reading) - well it took me 4 or 5 months to finish ( I was a 3rd grader ) but now you never see me without a book!

bob (04/02/08)

Move along.

I am in utter annoyance with this book.
I found it so amazingly boring I am half way through it and feel bad about writing this after doing some research on the author, she seems like a very nice lady.
As a child I learned to like books because they were filled with a story of some interest to me.
I am afraid inkheart has failed.
You can't keep children interested if there is nothing happening.
She's way to slow, maybe the movie will be better.

baby girl (02/03/08)

Very Good

I love this book and can't wait to to see the movie. I think it is very good and people should read it (if you like fiction and adventure).

Nastasha (01/22/08)

Wow!!!!!!!

Once I picked up this book, I instantly fell in love with it. The characters are amazing and i am now reading the sequel.

Jennifer (01/14/08)

Entertaining.

This story-within-a-story is sure to catch many readers' attention. Enter the world of Meggie, a twelve year old girl who is the daughter of Mo, a book-binder who can read characters out of books, join them as they try to battle the evil villain from the book, and get Meggies mother back to them. A definite curl-up under the covers read.

Rachel (12/02/07)

I LOVED this book!!!

This is an amazing book! Cornelia Funke is one of my favorite authors and that's saying a lot 'cause I've read A LOT of books.

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