Perrin Darrell’s Reviews > Inkdeath > Status Update

This book is about a family torn apart by a book. The father and daughter escape into a book of beauty and horror in search for their mother. A writer writes a part for the father, and when the family reunites, they are torn apart again by the father's choice of playing his part and dying his death instead of protecting his family...

My prediction was that the white women wouldn't take Mo, but they did, so my prediction was wrong. I thought that he would get Dustfinger back by just talking to them, but instead he had to go with them to find out the price he had to pay.

The purpose of the book is to entertain the reader and pull the reader into a magical world of mystery, fantasy, magic and wonder, but this world also contains fear, death, and horror, an it's only a matter of time before they must emerge from the shadows. The reader of this book is very picky. She likes books only with adventure, magic, and mystery, but no story is good without a little bit of darkness...

I think that this book is written in 3rd person omniscient because The writer focuses on a different character in every chapter, but still keeps track of all the other characters too.

I have actually been reading this book for a while. I picked it because it sounded like a very fun book with lots of mysteries! It is the last in the Inkheart triology.