Cornelia Funke

Since Meggie's bookbinder father can "read" fictional characters to life one abducts them; Meggie "reads" herself into Inkworld as the original creator of the world tries to redirect the story; and the Book of Immortality starts to unravel.

The Inkheart Trilogy

Katherine Leach

I must read these again. These books were the first to get me into reading passionately when I was much younger. They are children books about falling in love with books. What read could be any more perfect?... Fantastical, whimsical, heartwarming. 

Twelve-year-old Meggie learns that her father, who repairs and binds books for a living, can "read" fictional characters to life when one of those characters abducts them and tries to force him into service.

Inkheart; Inkspell; Inkdeath

Diana Janíčková

This is such an underrated fantasy trilogy. I was 15 when reading it and this trilogy was definitely one of the best ones I have ever read (concerning fantasy) with such a beautiful fictional world and its characters! Makes me want to re-read it even now. Definitely recommend.

Fallon Birbal 

Vanessa Egger

August Gannett

Heather French

Kathryn Reyes

Kate Allman

Samantha Seney

A special movie tie-in slipcase containing the classic original paperbacks of the bestselling, critically acclaimed Inkheart, Inkspell and Inkdeath to coincide with the movie release. Three partsof the same tale. A story within a story, where the imaginary becomes real. In Inkheart, twelve-year-old Meggie discovers an extraordinary secret. When her father, Mo, reads aloud from books, they can quite literally come alive. Characters jump out from between the pages and people in the real world are charmed inside. So begins their adventures in the Inkworld. Their story weaves a magic path through love, loss and courage, ending, as it must, in Inkdeath, the final part of this critically acclaimed, best-selling series.

The Inkheart Trilogy

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