The Miami Herald — Author on her way to fame; could be next J.K. Rowling
This article has a brief interview with Cornelia Funke with a wonderful quote:
“I like when a child comes to me at a reading and they have a book that looks like it’s been read a dozen times. A collector who brings me a book that is perfectly clean — that is kind of a creepy feeling. I feel like that book is dead. Nobody will ever touch it again. If I was a book, I would like to be a library book, so I would be taken home by all different sorts of kids. A library book, I imagine, is a happy book.”
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Waking Brain Cells 
I love your book called dragon rider it is funny and interesting story. You are one of my favorite authors that make fantastic stories that make kids happy.
I like the part that a monster comes and then they becomes friend it was kind of shock and funny too.
I wish you make more funny books and make lots of people happy stories
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My comment is more of a question.I was wondering if you(Cornelia Funke)could make another book to go along with Inkheart and Inkspell.Because you left the ending of Inspell wide-open.I don’t know about anyone else but I really want another book to go along with it,because I love those books alot.But I am very detemined to get anothe book to that series because I loooooove them.PLEASE,make another book to go along with Inkheart and Inkspell I beg you to .PLEASE!!!!
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Inkspell is the best book that I have ever read(seriosly). I hope there is a third book becuase I want to see what will happen to Dustfinger after he dies
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Inkspell is the best book that I have ever read(seriosly). I hope there is a third book becuase I want to see what will happen to Dustfinger after he dies
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