Inkheart, by German author Cornelia Funke, is a wonderful book for young people. Young people will like this book because it has adventure and action on every page. In this book, a 12-year-old girl named Meggie discovers that her father, Mo, can make characters from books appear in the real world. Meggie and her father must keep one step ahead of the evil wizard Capricorn, who wants to use Mo's power to destroy the world. Meggie and Mo are joined by many colorful characters on their journey. One of my favorite characters is Dustfinger, who is a fire eater from the book world. Dustfinger isn't always a "good guy," but he provides a lot of laughs in the book. Inkheart is only the first book in this trilogy, and I can't wait to read the next book in the series. Based on this passage, which of the following books would be most similar to Inkheart?

A.

a fantasy novel about a boy who discovers a dragon in his backyard

B.

a nonfiction book about the history of libraries in the United States

C.

an autobiography of a student who started a school recycling program

D.

a fiction novel about a girl who decides to run for class president