Inkdeath (Inkheart)

Inkdeath by Cornella Funke is a fantasy book.

Inkdeath begins with Mo going to see Balbulas's work. He gets captured by Violante. Violante gives him a deal to write the three words into the white book. Meggie is worried about Mo and falls in love with Doria. Farid is working for Orpheus so Orpheus can write Dustfinger back.
Inkdeath is a very good book with tons of twists, great characters and an excellent ending. I recommend this book for ages 10 and up.

Inkdeath by Cornella Funke is a fantasy book.

Inkdeath begins with Mo going to see Balbulas's work. He gets captured by Violante. Violante gives him a deal to write the three words into the white book. Meggie is worried about Mo and falls in love with Doria. Farid is working for Orpheus so Orpheus can write Dustfinger back.
Inkdeath is a very good book with tons of twists, great characters and an excellent ending. I recommend this book for ages 10 and up.

There is nothing so gratifying as closing the last page of a series, and having it be as enriching, enchanting, and delightful as the first. Cornelia Funke has outdone herself with the conclusion of the trilogy, adding new wonders to an already glorious world. The thing that makes this series stand out from the glut of novels like this, is it's wide appeal to people of all ages, much like the boy wizard series.

Though I love all of the books in the Inkheart trilogy (what would one be without the others?), Inkdeath is by far my favorite! Here is what I liked about Inkdeath:

The story moved at a great pace that kept me reading ( I hated to put it down..but what is a grown-up to do?)

The characters were true to the other books and clearly evolving with the story

The plot had several twists and turns, leaving you wondering what was going to happen next

And finally, it just blew me away! The creativity and detail was enough to have me thinking even when the book was closed.

Great trilogy and another job well done by Cornelia Funke!

I love the first two books, so I'm really excited to read the last one.

I will say, for the love of Pete, can you please post your reviews WITHOUT spoiling the story for people who haven't read it!! There is nothing more infuriating than breathlessly anticipating a new book, only to have the ending given away by some idiot. When you write your reviews, please keep in mind that most people read the reviews *before* they read the book. Have a little consideration. Thanks.