A great novel to the Standing outstanding

There are books which were seriously hurt to take off. Ink Heart is part of those!
On a plot between the fairy tale and the fantastic, we follow the adventures of Meggie in the theme could be summed up: What if your book come true? And soon the magic begins with colorful characters but almost always perfectly imaginable in the real world. The magic of the book is the center of the plot. This plot is so well done that threw so sad that my son darrêter reading at night before sleep. He reminds me (with a little less fancy, but least with humor daventures) books by Roald Dahl; These books that incite so children to read.

You will find in this book, as in a fairy tale, frankly good characters, others extremely wicked that raise in you rage bloated and dincompréhension before such cold darkness. There is also like a more traditional novel a couple whose profile is more ambiguous. If evil is present, the book does not contain truly violent scene. It remains legible without more (or less) result quun fairy tale by a child.

This really is without reservation that I recommend this book. The central character is a little girl, but the book has worked great with our 9 year old son. The text is excellent quality, without vulgarity or profanity. Even if it is not really intended for it because of its size, you can easily make a book for reading aloud in the evenings. The first chapters are a bit long (in the 20 pages). The following much shorter and are therefore very manageable aloud.
You can offer it without hesitation to a child (or an adult). He or she will thank you.
Moreover, this is not the first book by Cornelia Funke that I read to my son and all have kept their promises. Until now, if I had to retain quun, it would be this one. The good news is that it there are plenty other books by the same author to discover.

Enjoy reading!