Sequel to Inkheart

Words made to measure -- Fool's gold -- Dustfinger comes home -- Silvertongue's daughter -- Farid -- The inn of the strolling players -- Meggie's decision -- The minstrel woman -- Meggie reads -- The inkworld -- Gone -- Uninvited guests -- Fenoglio -- The black prince -- Strange sounds on a strange night -- Only a lie -- A present for Capricorn -- Mortola's revenge -- Birthday morning -- Visitors from the wrong side of the forest -- The prince of sighs -- Ten years -- Cold and white -- In Elinor's cellar -- The camp in the forest -- Fenoglio's plan -- Violante -- The wrong words -- New masters -- Cosimo -- Elinor -- The wrong man -- Fairydeath -- Cloud-dancer's message -- Ink-medicine -- Screams -- Bloodstained straw -- An audience for Fenoglio -- Another messenger -- No hope -- The captives -- A familiar face -- Paper and fire -- The burning tree -- Poor Meggie -- A knock on the door -- Roxane -- The castle by the sea -- The mill -- The best of all nights -- The right words -- Angry Orpheus -- The barn owl -- In the dungeon of the castle of night -- A letter from Fenoglio -- The wrong ears -- Fire and water -- Invisible as the wind -- The adderhead -- Fire on the wall -- In the tower of the castle of night -- Where to? -- The badger's earth -- All is lost -- Lord of the story -- Blank paper -- Kindness and mercy -- A visit -- The night before -- The pen and the sword -- Only a dream -- An exchange -- The bluejay -- Farid's hope -- Alone again -- A new poet -- Where now?

Now thirteen, Meggie "reads" herself into Inkworld, where she, her family, and the characters in the book face chaos and danger as the original creator of the world frantically tries to redirect the story

Published in Germany as Tintenblut by Cecilie Dressler Verlag, 2005

First published in the United Kingdom by The Chicken House, 2005

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