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Inkheart is about Meggie and Mo being able to read things out of a book if they read out loud. Meggie can also read things back into a book. In the end meggis reads the real shadow out but reads it back into the story by read feniglio's ending. in the end dustfinger steals the last inkheart book from Mo. Resa lost her voice but is meggie's mom. Basta and Mortola/magpie/Capricorn's mom runs away when Capricorn himself and all his men dies. Feniglio get sucked into the story of Inkheart.

Meggie and Mo leave their farmhouse with Dustfinger to hide a book titled, Inkheart from Capricorn and his men. It gets hidden in one of the hiding spots in Elinor's library. Dustfinger betrays the three and Capricorn's men come one night and take the book and Mo follows them, thinking that it's the right book. It happens that Elinor, a typical book collector having interest in just about any book, switched out the book from its hiding place to take a look at it. Meggie decides to go looking for......

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