I liked The Eternity Code a lot more than the 2nd book. It was lighter and much more interesting. It was more of an adventure that I thought a kid would like. There was a lot less scientific information crammed into the book. Artemis is going legit; he just has one more thing to do. He has creat...
Poor Artemis Fowl. In Eoin Colfer's Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code, Artemis is unable to give up his old habits. While he may not be stealing fairies and trying to get fairy gold out of them, he's still up to no good. Using pilfered fairy technology, Artemis has designed a product no human company ...
Artemis Fowl still manages to outsmart everyone around him while maintaining just a fraction of what makes him 13 years old. What I liked about this one was that he seemed more hesitant to do risky plans because he realized they could hurt the people he has come to call friends. With the memory swee...
The third book in the Artemis Fowl series. Artemis plans on going straight. No more crime. Well, just as soon as he pulls off the most brilliant feat of his criminal career. When selling the super computer made from stolen fairy magic doesn't go quite as planned, ending in disastrous circumstances, ...
Teenage criminal mastermind Artemis Fowl plans one last underhanded venture, which backfires on him and costs him the life of someone very dear to him. He finds he must enlist the help of Captain Holly Short and the LEP (along with one reluctant dwarf) in order to right the wrong and steal back the...
Artemis is planning to set aside his criminal schemes now that his father is back, since he doesn't need the money anymore and his dad has had a major character reformation. He has but one last money-making deal - to be paid by the American business magnate Spiro to not release his pilfered fairy te...
They say the third time is the charm. The first two Artemis Fowl books were really good but this was the best so far IMO.Artemis has taken fairy technology and created a small cube capable of...well, pretty much everything. He sets up a meeting with an American named Jon Spiro. He shows the cube...
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