Inkdeath (Inkheart Trilogy)

My tween daughters both loved these books. I read one, and it was fun. The main character gets literally pulled into a story and has to thwart the bad guys to save her mom, who had disappeared years earlier.

This book was amazing and I think anyone would love it although I thought the author could be less confusing about why Meggie never liked Farid again and what happened to Doria and Meggie and what the Meggies little brothers name was.

My 14 year old daughter just loves the whole series of Indeath, Ink Heart, etc. She says they are well written and quite enjoyable. I have noticed that she is into the whole genre of fantasy and lately the vampires with Twilight. She rarely reads a book twice but she has read this one over so it must be good.

After reading the other two book in the series, I was not disappointed with this one. The author did a great job at pulling the reader into the story and having exciting twists. I would recommend it to anyone that enjoys fiction .

Great ending to the trilogy. Addressed all of the characters but leaves a way for them to actually go on if need be. It is a good book for any age and is very descriptive. Makes it easy to pictures what is going on.

Inkdeath is the final book in the Inkheart Trilogy. I loved the set from the beginning to end. There was humor, saddness, good and evil, violence and tender moments. A fantasy and real world blend that was fun to read.

I read Inkheart before seeing the movie and was glad I did. I'm having fun with the continuance of the story of Mo and Meggie in Inkspell and am looking forward to Inkdeath. I've given my 8 year old grandson Inkheart and he likes it, too.

This is the final book to the InkHeart Trilogy and it is by far the most captivating book of the three. This is a MUST read for any young adult. Cornelia Funke keeps your imagination running at full speed in another time and place. You will definitely enjoy reading this trilogy!