Auf Grund der dargestellten Probleme ist Gegenstand der Untersuchung die Benehmen von Elinor.ĭie Untersuchung hat Problemstellung wie ist folgt: (1) Welche Benehmen von Elinor sind als Bilbliomanie-Störungen identifiziert? (2) Welche Faktoren sind die Ursache der Benehmen von Elinor? Das Ziel dieser Untersuchung ist Elinors Bilbliomanie-Störungen innerhalb ihrer Ursachefaktoren über der Bilbliomanie-Störungen zu beschreiben.ĭie Methode dieser Untersuchung ist qualitativ. Ihre Benehmen stimmen Psychologier-Störungen beziehungsweise Bibliomanie in der Psychologie über. Im Roman “Tintenhez” von Cornelia Funke gibt es eine Figur, Elinor. Als Kunst des Werks bietet die Literatur viele Probleme und Phänomene von den Menschen in der Realität an. Ever heard of he saying "you got yourself in, you can get yourself out.Die Literatur ist eine kreative Aktivität eines Kunstwerks. Just as life you do something bad, you learn from your mistakes and you can fix it by doing it differently or the same thing to get out. After that happened Maggie's dad vowed to never read aloud again, but in order to get her mom out of the book you must redo what you've done, and fix everything step by step. In this case, Maggie's mom gets taken in while Capricorn the man who was summoned switches places with her. The catch is when you read aloud, whatever comes out, someone goes in. It comes to reality, like a horrible dream. Her dad has the power to read from a book, article, anything, and after he re. In this story a young girl named Maggie and her family, have an extraordinary gift. Life seems to be just a time line with bumps and gaps that you have to pass and overcome. Review 2: Ink heart is a book of many unfortunate events, like life itself. These books are books you can't afford to miss. I swear, I was up reading for hours making sure I wouldn't miss a thing. Inkdeath is the second best, but near the end, I did not want to stop reading. A book about books, an amazing young adult novel. If you love books and reading, Inkheart is your best friend. Review 1: By far the best trilogy I have ever read.
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