Inkheart Resources

It's a pretty cool-looking website, but it's not necessarily the easiest site to navigate, so, er, have fun?

There are some neat features here, but beware—there's an audio feature that starts up immediately when you open the page. It's cool to hear the book being read aloud, but it can be startling if you're not expecting it.

This 2008 adaptation, starring Brendan Fraser as Meggie's dad, has made some interesting changes to the book. But they've cast Helen Mirren as Elinor, so how bad can it be?

What do you get when one award-winning young adult novelist reviews another award-winning young adult novelist's book? A dang interesting review, that's for sure.

You want to get to know the author of Inkheart? Look no further—she talks a ton about her life and her writing process in these interviews. Fast fact: She used to want to be an astronaut.

This one touches on how she feels about adaptations of her work, her favorite characters, and the sequels to Inkheart.

This is just the trailer, and it's only a minute and a half long, but already you get a sense of some of the changes made in the movie.

According to this trailer, Dustfinger has magic? Hmm…

She discusses her writing process, some of the characters, and what it's like to live in Beverly Hills (spoiler alert: it ain't bad).

This is less about Inkheart and more about her novel The Thief Lord, but you get the idea.

Nice stained glass window.

Nifty… though there are no unicorns in the book.

Remember the lizard? It came out of Treasure Island when Mo had to read treasure out of it.

This is pretty trippy, and it might even be cooler than the original.