Inkheart Comparison

Inkheart is a book about a young girl named Meggie and her father: Mo, who both have the power to bring people or objects into the real world from a book by reading out loud. One time in the past, Mo read Meggie (as a young girl) and her mother the book Inkheart, and while reading the book, Meggie’s mother disappears, replaced by characters from the book Inkheart: Capricorn and his men, the villains of Inkheart, and Dustfinger; a fire eater and his horned marten: Gwin.

In Harry Potter And The Prisoner Of Azkaban, Harry Potter prepares for the next year at Hogwarts (a wizarding school), but finds out that Sirius Black; a man believed to have killed many, has escaped from Azkaban; the best prison in the wizarding world, and is trying to murder him. Dementors (the mythical creatures that guard Azkaban) who are described as the foulest creature to have inhabited the earth, have been placed around Hogwarts for security, who can suck the souls out of others.
A few similarities in the plot of these two books, are that both books have magic heavily involved throughout the story. In the beginning of both books, both the main protagonists are living their normal lives: Meggie with Mo, and Harry living with the Dursleys waiting for the next year of Hogwarts. During the rising action for both books, Meggie and Harry start learning about the main

The climaxes of the two books are also quite different, while Inkhearts climax is when Maggie is about to read out “The Shadow” but is instead going to read out a different version written by the author of Inkheart, and in Harry Potter, its hen they get dragged down the Whomping WIllow by the black dog and find out that the black dog is actually