Inkheart Movie Novelization

by Jane B. Mason (Narrator), Sarah Hines Stephens

Twelve-year-old Meggie learns that her father, Mo, 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.

Based on the novel by Cornelia Funke.

Adapted from the screenplay by David Lindsay-Abaire.

Genres: Fantasy, Childrens

138 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2008

About the author

Jane B. Mason grew up in a large family in northern Minnesota. She has written books for kids of all ages under many names and on many subjects, among them ghosts, Jedi, detective duos, princesses, twins, mean girls, and slam books.

Jane has lived in the midwest and on both coasts, but appears to have settled in Oakland, California, and writes almost every day at either a friend's dining room table or a little studio in her back yard, where she has a purple loveseat, a whole lotta books, and an odd selection of trinkets she has unwittingly been collecting since she was a child.

Reviews

[Samuel Aitkenhead]

people are amazing 🐳

[Princess]

I still prefer to read the original version of the book

[Lauren Fullington]

This was so good. I liked this version of the story even better than the original by Cornelia Funke. I loved the fairies, the books, the characters, and the power to eldest characters out of stories, which is what Mo and Maggie could do.

[Dharia Scarab]

Working to read through my back log of children's books so I can donate. Three stars is my default rating for children and YA books and indicates they are good for their audience.

[Ashton De]

its a book of magic where theres 2 worlds inkheart and real. mo has a power to read things in and out of inkheart. will these powers be used for good or evil? read and find out.

[WEIRD-ONE King]

Very cool lots of adventure and kinda creepy...AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Isabella Oliveira]

One of my favorite books as a child, loved the story but wasn’t as in depth as I would’ve liked as an adult!

[Allie]

A movie novelization that wasn't so exactly like the movie that it bored me! It actually combined pieces of both the movie and the book, along with a few things that weren't in either that I really liked!