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The Thief Lord

by Cornelia Funke

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Andrew

this book was boring and stupid

Corinne

A land of mistery,wonders,and many adventurs

This book is mavolus,I am only 8 and I am amazed at all the realalistic things this aother has put into this book.The senes really jump off the page.There so many adventures , and misterys to be solved.
Thhis boy named Sipio helpes four street kids but has a fue lies up his sleeve.

Colleen Darcy

This book was the worst book ever!!!

Twigleg 4ever

Hey! In the translations in the back... You find out what Basta from Inkheart's name means... Honestly... who would name their kid, 'enough, that will do'?! O.o

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