Before Cornelia Funke sit for writing the book, very properly prepare for this. It began work on "Ink Heart", the first part trilogy, read a lot about bibliofilach, introligatorach, booksellers, book thieves, fire and ... połykaczach of Kuna.
Fable, you will think. Well, not quite. These three books are beautifully rendered gateway to a completely different world. To a place where everything smells great love for books, to the apartment where every step you can come up with book-stack, the two-family, where dad bookbinder who never reads aloud to his daughter. This is a world where you can find all the colors of the rainbow, where the fire has a soul where to meet fairies and glass figures, where despair mixed with boundless love. It's the world that proves to you that the writer is merely a witness to his art.
"Ink trilogy," I put almost on par with my beloved Narnia. Because in these three books are closed everything I love. I love books about the love of books, and that there is no shortage. I love books about writers, and here comes this one, a bit cocky and lazy, and yet exactly as writer should be. Funke will show you the bookbinder, book doctor who loves his patients over age. There will also someone who knows how to talk to the fire, the person who is a remarkable depths and delights from the first lines. And the magic is here ... A lot of magic!
What if someone can read the book? What will we do when reading aloud the "Little Red Riding Hood" suddenly we will see in our room a little girl with a basket? Or, worse yet, a wolf! Not only the good guys inhabit the book. What if someone is going to disappear in the course of our reading? What if we read the story pulls someone close to us? Can be absorbed by the book? Or meet in our world of magical characters? Sounds like a dream, right? Funke has shown us in his trilogy that, in practice, the dream does not always look so beautiful. But it also shows many other beautiful things and beautiful form.
recommend. I just recommend you these three beautiful book. One of the best I have ever read!
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