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I listened to it, and the words came alive much better in Inkspell than they did in Inkheart, for me. Perhaps it was the difference of several years, but I'm willing to guess it was Brendan Fraser's wonderful reading of the story.
Now on to the next!
(3 words are the book titles minus ink!) ...more
Now on to the next!
(3 words are the book titles minus ink!) ...more
I thoroughly enjoyed this book.
Apr 13, 2008
Beth A.
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young-adult,
fantasy
I really enjoyed going back into the Inkworld. They enter into the book and see all the beauty and trouble that lives there. Fenoglio and Meggie don’t like the direction the story has taken, so he tries and tries again to re-write it. There are always unforeseen complications. Everything they try twists back on them, it’s like the book doesn’t want a happy ending!
Note: Some off-color language.
Note: Some off-color language.
I enjoyed this book, but not as much as the first one - mostly because it wasn't as fluid as Inkheart. I especially didn't appreciate how it ended - it was a definite cliff-hanger and although I know there is a third book coming soon, it just didn't seem right to end as if there were going to be another chapter right away.
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I liked this one even better than Inkheart, although I didn’t like how the book ended. It felt very unfinished, which was probably her way of trying to lead into another sequel. I love the Inkworld and the characters there, especially the Black Prince.
Really fun and creative book. The first book is Inkheart. I liked it.
Nov 10, 2008
Allison
marked it as to-read
Jan 03, 2009
Angie
marked it as to-read
May 31, 2009
Ashley
marked it as to-read
Aug 21, 2009
Jolynn
marked it as to-read
Dec 10, 2014
Stefanie
marked it as to-read
