Forum:Literature featured in the trilogy

Notice: Certain talks are relocated from recipients' Talk pages, two specific user pages, and a specific article Talk page; you will have to check those pages to see the actual conversation editing history prior to July 2015. -- S a m m m ✦✧ (talk) 18:54, July 7, 2015 (UTC)

Consider visiting list of quotes featured in Inkheart, in Inkspell and in Inkdeath to quickly get the general idea what works are to discuss here. ♥ -- S a m m m ✦✧ (talk) 19:38, July 7, 2015 (UTC)

What's in the books
You can help this wiki by taking notes when literature or authors made appearances or had been mentioned within the books. The complete task instruction and its purpose is stated in the forum above; you can document your findings here. Should the list get's too long, it can be separated later on.

Inkheart chapters 1-10
Note: Every single section marked with "none", possibly all need to be verified again just to be sure.

What's in the film
Hi people! (I hope there eventually be people besides the two admins)

If you've read a wide range of books, perhaps you can see this as a challenge and help the wiki by identifying what material has been referenced in the film! You can re-watch and re-enjoy the movie, as some of the books were indeed just physically shown and not verbally name-dropped, or you can google the screenplay/script. So far the parts I'm unable to identify are the sentences as below, they supposedly are passages from certain books: They are incredibly vague in my opinion, but I honestly don't read much so perhaps it's actually a piece of cake for those who do! If you happen to recognize any of them, feel free to edit the page!
 * "Oh, my dear child."
 * 1) "Imagine, Heidi."  (I believe I found it; updated the section -- S a m m m ✦✧ (talk) 04:45, May 17, 2015 (UTC))
 * 2) "What is that? Coming over the hill? It's a beast of some kind!"
 * 3) "Farewell..."
 * 4) "Trapped inside..."
 * 5) "Desire of revenge..."

-- S a m m m ✦✧ (talk) 19:16, May 16, 2015 (UTC)