About the book: CAUGHT BETWEEN THE COVERS OF A CURSED STORY... Ever since the extraordinary events of Inkspell, when the enchanted book Inkheart drew Meggie and her father, Mo, into its chapters, life in the Inkworld has been more tragic than magical. The fire-eater Dustfinger is dead, having sacrificed his life for his apprentice Farid's, and now, under the rule of the evil Adderhead, the fairy-tale land is in bloody chaos, its characters far beyond the control of Fenoglio, their author. Even Elinor, left behind in the real world, believes her family to be lost - lost between the covers of a book. Facing the threat of eternal winter, Mo inks a dangerous deal with Death itself. There yet remains a faint hope of changing the cursed story - if only he can fill its pages fast enough.
My thoughts and opinion: OKAY, THIS IS A MAJOR BOOK. So much has happened that led up to this. And this last book in the Inkheart trilogy CONCLUDES IT PERFECTLY. At first, I was bummed out that Dustfinger died. Who doesn't love an awesome fire-eater? I even thought Inkdeath would be boring since you know, DUSTFINGER DIED! Reading Inkdeath, I was pissed at Farid. YOU DON'T GO KISSING GIRLS BECAUSE THEY SNEAK YOU FOOD. He's lucky Meggie didn't find out. I'm glad Meggie chose Doria. And Orpheus is such a rat. A weasel. Hated him too. Even though, I don't agree with some of the characters, that's what makes a good book. Having good characters and bad characters to even it out. Inkdeath was a very good book.
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