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4.6 51
Middle Grade Fiction
1360
What a wild ride!
(Updated: June 04, 2026)
Overall rating
4.0
Plot
4.0
Characters
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Reader reviewed by Cheryl
Ms. Funke weaves an incredible story with an amazing number of sub-plots that all tie together neatly at the end.
I really enjoyed this author's obvious love and respect for books. Inkheart if full of literary references to classic works that related to her own story. Reading this book has increased my gotta-get-read list by at least 4 books.
The author's style is different from any other I have read. She is not beneath introducing main characters and major plot elements close to the end of the book. However, she is expert at interweaving these elements into Meggie's and Mo's story seamlessly.
I also enjoyed the author's commentary on being an author throughout the book.
This plot is fairly complex and has elements of vivid physical violence that may be difficult for some children to handle,but I would say it is free game for anyone over 12.
Ms. Funke weaves an incredible story with an amazing number of sub-plots that all tie together neatly at the end.
I really enjoyed this author's obvious love and respect for books. Inkheart if full of literary references to classic works that related to her own story. Reading this book has increased my gotta-get-read list by at least 4 books.
The author's style is different from any other I have read. She is not beneath introducing main characters and major plot elements close to the end of the book. However, she is expert at interweaving these elements into Meggie's and Mo's story seamlessly.
I also enjoyed the author's commentary on being an author throughout the book.
This plot is fairly complex and has elements of vivid physical violence that may be difficult for some children to handle,but I would say it is free game for anyone over 12.
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