Inkdeath Book Review
Author: Cornelia Funke
Life in theInkworld is dangerous, especially for Meggie and her parents whose lives are in mortal danger. Check out a review of Inkdeath, the final book in Cornelia Funke’s Inkworld Trilogy.
Dustfinger Bit the Dust
Dustfinger is dead. But Farid isn’t ready to say goodbye. So he and Meggie turn to Orpheus, a man who can bring Dustfinger back from the dead. But they soon discover that Orpheus has greedy, power-hungry intentions. He’ll do anything for fame and fortune, even break his promise to bring Dustfinger back.Living in the Inkworld
Three months have passed since Meggie and her parents arrived in the Inkworld, and life hasn’t been easy. They live amongst a band of robbers who are always on the move. They’re trying to stay one step ahead of the Adderhead’s bloodthirsty soldiers who were sent to capture Mo.
Becoming the Bluejay
Everyone mistakes Mo for the Bluejay, a fictional robber who, according to stories, shares the exact same appearance as Mo. But lately, Meggie’s mother Resa has been noticing changes in Mo. He’s becoming the Bluejay, body and soul. He’s acting fearless and reckless just to play the part of the hero. And Resa desperately wants to leave the Inkworld before he winds up dead…or before he forgets who he truly is.
The White Book
Months ago, Mo bound a book for the Adderhead, one that would make him immortal. But now the book is falling apart, and so is the Adderhead. He’s sick and weak, and terrified of death. So he sent his soldiers to capture Mo and force him to bind a new book, one that will keep him alive and healthy forever. Mo knows that if he refuses to bind the book, the Adderhead will kill him. But if he agrees, will the wicked villain let him live?
The Bottom Line
Like Inkheart and Inkspell, Inkdeath is magical and bite-your-nails suspenseful. This book is jam packed with
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