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A lot of action happens in this book and at one point I feel like I missed so much in one chapter when I got so distracted at work. No one cares that Cosimo is cheating on Violante because Brianna is hot and Violante has a pockmark on her face. Death and the White Women gain Farid's soul, but Dustfinger gives his life to the White Women, who in turn give back Farid's. so he reads Dustfinger home but leaves Gwin and Farid (the boy Mo had accidentally read out of "1001 Nights") behind - which results in Farid promptly being captured by Basta, Capricorn's awful second-in-command. And compared to the first book, the second doesn't feel quite so lopsided and the plot and character development feel a lot more organic -- growing, even.

Because they are literally a mixture of fun, heartbreak, quotes and trivia about books and book binding and a beautiful, beautiful world. Die Protagonisten blieben für mich blutleer und langweilig und der wichtigste Charakter Meggie erschien mir noch unerträglicher als im ersten Band.I mean, as a man from the 'real world' I was disturbed by the fact that a 15 year-old girl being the King's lover did not bother him in the slightest. Meanwhile, Farid's warning was for naught because Capricorn's mother, Mortola, is able to surprise and overpower Mo and the others together with Basta. When he finds a crooked storyteller with the magical ability to read him back into the story, Dustfinger leaves behind his young apprentice Farid and plunges back into the Inkworld of his past. In the Inkworld—a Renaissance faire fever dream of Boccaccio’s Italy and Chaucer’s England—Dustfinger reunites awkwardly with his wife, Roxane, who has believed him dead for years and reluctantly remarried in his absence (luckily for him, her second husband has also died).

Readers who enjoyed Funke's Inkheart (2003) are in for a treat with this sequel, a stronger book than its predecessor. The Adderhead's men capture Mortimer and Resa along with many other strolling players in the cave, having been sold out by one of their own. Todo se gesta en la mitad del libro y se va agigantando hasta que toca la página 657 (sí, es largo).Y termina, obviamente, con un “gancho” para seguir inmediatamente con Muerte de tinta, cuyo título augura mucho sufrimiento. This is a question for the Aeneid, not a middle-grade novel with Shel Silverstein and Roald Dahl quotes in the chapter headings. This is an involving story that will draw readers smoothly to its conclusion and le" --This text refers to an alternate kindle_edition edition.