Inkdeath By Cornelia Funke

The White Women eventually take the Adderhead away.

Fenoglio summons a giant to help them fight The Milksop. This implies that Fenoglio has the ability to summon mythical creatures or beings to aid in battles or conflicts. The giant is likely to possess immense strength and size, making it a formidable opponent for The Milksop. By summoning a giant, Fenoglio demonstrates their resourcefulness and strategic thinking in choosing a powerful ally to assist them in the fight.

Dustfinger rescues Farid from Orpheus.

Mo takes his time writing the new White Book because it is never meant to be finished. This implies that the purpose of writing the book is not to complete it, but rather to engage in a continuous process of writing and revising. It suggests that the book is a work in progress, constantly evolving and being refined over time. This could be due to the complexity or depth of the subject matter, or the author's desire to continually add new insights and perspectives.

Jacopo steals the Adderhead's White Book.

Mo does not write the word "Ink" into the White Book because the White Book is a book of spells, and "Ink" is not a spell.

Mo is the correct answer because in the book "Inkheart" by Cornelia Funke, Mo, also known as Mortimer Folchart, has the ability to summon the White Women. The White Women are a group of magical beings who can grant wishes. Mo discovers this power when he accidentally brings characters from books into the real world by reading aloud.

The correct answer is "By the end of winter". This means that Death gives a deadline to bring her the Adderhead before the season of winter ends.

Fenoglio rescues the Black Prince from death after Mortola tries to poison him. Fenoglio is a character in the book "Inkheart" by Cornelia Funke, who possesses the ability to bring characters from books into the real world. He uses this power to save the Black Prince by rewriting the story and changing the outcome.