Inkheart (Inkworld #1)

Reader reviewed by Brynn

This is a wonderful book, period. 12-year-old Meggie Folchart, along with her father, are dragged on a fantastic, thrilling adventure! Through the course of Inkheart, Meggie meets new people, fictional and all, and discovers that she has a fatastic ability, which she ends up using to save herself, her father, and the whole world from complete disaster! It is a great book for young and old!

Reader reviewed by max

Inkheart by Cornelia Funke was a great book. One night Meg finds out her dad Mo can "read" out characters from books. He accidently made his wife dissapear and now people from the book Inkheart are back and want to get back into the book. With many twists and turns and adventure this book swept me in and didnt spit me back out until the last page. Although after I finished reading this book I wished for a sequal to come out, this book is also good left alone as a lot of the mysteries posed throughout the book have been solved and the characters really seem real once the book ends and you begin to miss hearing about them and there adventures. This book is great for a fantasy lover as it is a very fantastical book but anyone would love this great story.

Reader reviewed by Paigeepoo

Inkheart by Cornelia Funke is a truly amazing book. By her vivid description I could picture every character very clearly. Also, with the length of the book, there could be sevral points of suspense. A wonderful part was the reunion of the family. I was thrilled that they found Theresa again. I think that Cornelia Funke uses very good foreshadowing to show that Dustfinger's love turns out to be Silvertounge's wife. This is a wonderful book.

Reader reviewed by Jenna

This wonderful adventure story by Cornelia Funke is a must-read for anyone. I highly recommend it.

Meggie and her father Mo live a slightly nomadic life, moving constantly for Mo's profession, bookbinding (Meggie calls him a "book doctor"). But Meggie's life gets flipped upside down when an unexpected visitor shows up on their doorstep in the middle of the night. The spell-binding adventure they embark on is certainly one to remember.

Absolutely do NOT pass this classic up!

Reader reviewed by Victoria Morris

This was the second book I read by Cornelia Funke, and I fell in LOVE with it almost from the first page!

Reader reviewed by ken

inkheart was one of  the best books i have ever read.to read inkheart you have to have an active imagination.inkheart is a long book but when you start reading it it does not seem long.go on out and get inkheart at your library or you can buy it.

Reader reviewed by flyingcows8888

Meggie's father has an ability to read characters from books to life ( really to life). When Meggie was little, her father read the book Inkheart, and something terrible happen. The evil, very evil Capricorn and his followers were released from the book, but Meggie's mother got in.

Read Inkheart!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This book is very exciting, an adventure. !!!!

Reader reviewed by Shea Burnett

This is the best book ever!!!!!!! It is about a girl named Meggie who lives with her father Mo, she can barley remember her mother and wonders what happened to her since her father never talks about her. But one night when she looks out the window a stranger apears and his name is Dustfinger. Soon she learns that her father Mo has the power to read charachters out of books, but there is a price, for every person that comes out another must go in. Meggie finds out that, that was the fate of her mother and when she and her father are captured by the villian in the story inkheart it is up to her to save the day by using her untouched power(like her fathers) to read capricorn back into the book. But there is a catch, Capricorn wants her to read out the shadow, an evil thing that does his will and kills on contact with the person.How is she to save her father and stop the shadow from being summoned? Find out in the book Inkheart!!!!!!!!

Reader reviewed by LOLA

I love the book it is interesting and I couldn'y STOP reading! It kept my attention, and some of my 5th grade friends thought I was crazy to read such a long book, and to read it non-stop!

Reader reviewed by christiana

this book is filled up to the binding in eximent. i won't let out any details of the story, but i can be shure you won't be disappointed by this heroic adventure. in a way itt also shows how the streanght of wemon is great by having a female hero. there are many twist and turns within this book but it is worth it to take time and read this book.