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by - written on 16/07/09 (Not useful, 12 readings)
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the inkheart trilogy. Do you like books? in inkheart it tells us about a (12 year old) girl called meggie that discovered a whole different world under the cover of a book. it all starts when her dad Mortimer gets kidnapped by hese mysterious men. i gurantee you that this book will keep you on the edge of your seat! in inkheart characters (such as tinkerbell) pop out of the pages. be transfixed when the beautiful word of inkheart come to life in your imagination, bringing you images you simply cant forget. the fasinating tale of a young girl when she discovers the perils of characters coming to life. feel the endless delight that i felt. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 18/03/09 (Very useful, 112 readings)
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Inkheart is the first book in a trilogy written by Cornelia Funke, and translated from German. The film Inkheart is based on Cornelia Funke's book, although there are differences right from the beginning. It's a long book, so inevitably some scenes are condensed together for the film, and there are some small differences in the ending, but in general the story is the same. Inkheart tells the story of twelve year old Meggie and her father Mortimer Folchart who both love books, although Mo (as Meggie calls her father) always refuses to read a book out loud. Mo is a book restorer, and travels around a lot, taking Meggie with him in their campervan. Meggie's ... Read the complete review
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