I t is a must read book!!!!!! it has a wonderfull plot and whene you read it it feels like you just wish you could go inside the the book itself .the one thing is meggie makes a retarted desicion at the end
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Inkdeath: Inkheart Trilogy, Book 3
(2008, Fiction - Fantasy, Written by Cornelia Funke)
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Not age appropriate for kids under 9, age appropriate for kids over 11; suggested age 11. -
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Trilogy conclusion meanders but satisfies.
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for Ages 11 and Up
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About Inkdeath: Inkheart Trilogy, Book 3
Parents need to know that, while the violence isn't especially graphic, there is lots of it, and references to all kinds of gruesome ways to torture and kill.
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- I rate this title on for age 11 and give it
I love the entire book!!!!
- I rate this title iffy for age 11 and give it
My favorite author and book of all time! The best I have ever read!
This is a must-read book. If you like Cornelia Funke, you'll love this book. It has such suspenseful qualities to it that you just want to skip to the end, but know it will ruin it. It keeps you waiting until the next time you open it. Hard to put the book down. There is OK language, just OK, barely. Lots of violence, but not SOO fierce. I'll admit, if you haven't read Inkheart or Inkspell, this will make no sense what-so-ever to anyone. A lot of characters to remember, and places, and names. I made the mistake of waiting until the next year to finish the series, and had to reread the first two books. There is too much to remember for a long amount of time. Lots of magic, but it never bores you. I love the series, and was SOO sad when I finished Inkdeath because it's the end of everything. A lot of things were left open, so I want Cornelia to write another, but as it says, Inkdeath is the final book. Anyone who has a great imagination, loves adventure, suspense, and edge-of-your-seat fun, awesome book! I love the book and encourage anyone eligible to read it. Awesome on SO many levels, and the best book I've ever read by far!
- I rate this title on for age 17 and give it
Anxious to know the ending but wishes it never ends.
I also like the chapter-head quotes. The characters aren't described that well and bits of their description are found throughout the chapters. At first you have an image of them until the color of their hair is specified and your whole image changes. The story, however, is very creative as every character plays a different yet interesting role. Funke has a wonderful imagination and readers are bound to fall in love with characters. I just finished Inkdeath right now and I recommend it!
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