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Book Reports

 

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Virginia P

 

Date added:

July 1, 2012

 

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University

 

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Meggie, and Farid, Dustfinger’s apprentice, soon follow him; Meggie more because she wants to see the Inkworld, and Farid because he never wants to leave Dustfinger’s side. Resa and Mo are read into the Inkworld by Orpheus, mainly because Mortola and Basta, the surviving villains from the first book, who also go back into the book, drag them in to take revenge on Mo for killing Capricorn, the main villain that had been in Inkheart...
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He agrees to try to help Mo by writing new sections of the book, but the story seems to be evolving in ways that even he can't control. As rulers die, kingdoms go to war, and multiple villains team up for revenge and conquest, Meggie finds herself in a spiraling adventure where she must rescue her parents...
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