An Offer You Can't Refuse: Death's 'deal' with Mo.All Stories Are Real Somewhere: All books are apparently their own worlds, and characters can read themselves between them.Several characters hope in vain for this at different points in the series. While hardly a sympathetic character, the scene is worded in such a way as to to express absolute horror at the nature of his pitiful end. He is used to test the capabilities of the immortality book by his boss, made immortal and then killed callously by his master to add insult to injury, his body is then discarded like trash. Because, well, horned martens don't exist. Adaptation Species Change: In The Film of the Book, Dustfinger's horned marten was changed to a ferret.By the time Dustfinger finally returns home, he's been gone a decade, and Roxane has a son (by another man) who is nearly that old, so she can't have waited for him very long. Absence Makes the Heart Go Yonder: Roxane.Tropes found in the Inkworld series include: The Film of the Book came out in late 2008, starring Eliza Bennett as Meggie, Andy Serkis as Capricorn, Paul Bettany as Dustfinger, and Brendan Fraser as Mo. When she was three, he read aloud from a book called ''Inkheart'' and released characters into the real world. Mo taught her to read when she was five, and the two share a mutual love of books. Meggie has had her father to herself since her mother went away when she was young. Twelve-year-old Meggie learns that her father, who repairs and binds books for a living, can 'read' fictional characters to life when one of those characters abducts them and Meggie's bibliophile aunt and tries to force him into service. Die Farbe der Rache ( The Color of Revenge).

Tintenblut (literally 'Inkblood', but translated as Inkspell for the English version).The Inkworld Tetralogy is a German YA novel series by Cornelia Funke.

Inkheart novel