Artemis saves the world, again

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	• The Arctic Incident (Artemis Fowl, Book 2) Eoin Colfer, 2003 - 288 pages average customer review:based on 273 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

ARTEMIS FOWL book two

it is a very good book for kids 8 and older because there is some violence in it. it also makes you want to read the next book in the ARTEMIS FOWL series

ArtemisFowl Series

For those of you who are like me and enjoy placing yourself in a different world through book's.The Artemis Fowl series is the way to go.I have read all five and I am now awating the sixth installment.

The useage of elves,pixie's and goblin's are amazing.I am really glad that I decided to pick up the book's and read them.I do suggest to anyone reading this to do the same.If you are indeed into fantasy or science-fiction.

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A great book

Have you ever thought that you would have to save your dad from a Russian gang? Most teenagers like to hangout, play sports, and play video games. Well, a smart 13-year-old boy named Artemis and his partner Butler are about to find out that their lives are not going to be normal or go as they planned. They have discovered the truth about Artemis' father. He is really alive and is being held by a gang called the Mafia. Artemis must go his own way to save his father from the Mafia who wants to hold him for ransom. Captain Holly Short and Commander Root are going to help Artemis. Butler and young Artemis have a difficult choice to make that will keep any reader intrigued.
After I finished the first book I was really excited about starting the second book. This book is filled with so much magic and fairy technology, you won't want to put it down. Personally I think it reminds me of Harry Potter books because of the fairies, dwarfs, and also magic. If you like Harry Potter books or any fairy tale book then I recommend Artemis Fowl.

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Artemis saves the world, again

"Artemis Fowl - The Arctic Incident" by Eoin Colfer, ©2002

This is the second in the series. It seems that Artemis is really not such a bad criminal. He does have a very independent stripe and he exhibits a very arrogant attitude towards the adults he deals with.
He is attending school. He is able to see his way to being there because there is not much else he could be doing to find and save his father. Then, he gets the message about his father. He does not even hardly say goodbye, he is just gone on his adventure to the arctic, by way of the Lower Elevation. It was a bit unbelievable in what happened and how people acted, but over all it was a wonderful story. You could feel that Artemis was growing up and becoming a better person.

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Another Excellent Artemis Fowl

Purchased the Audio CDs for travel, and just like Book 1, Nathaniel Parker does an excellent job in narrating. If you enjoy Jim Dale (Harry Potter Series), you'll enjoy Nathaniel Park too.

Book 1 picks right up with a ton of adventure and suspense. Like every Artemis Book, it leaves you wanting more.

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Eoin Colfer's bestselling antihero is back in Artemis Fowl: TheArctic Incident--the superb sequel to the hyper-hyped Artemis Fowl, shortlisted forthe Whitbread Children's Book of the Year. The Arctic Incident sees theslightly older, perhaps slightly more mellow arch-criminal Artemis recoveredfrom his last adventure, richer now that he has his half of a hoard of fairygold, and happier since the Clarice Starlingesque superfairy Captain Holly Shortof the LEPrecon returned his mother's ailing mind to full health.But there is still much unfinished business: Artemis Fowl Sr. disappeared when adaring escapade designed to free his family from their criminal--not to mentiondeeply lucrative--past and move the family's assets into legitimate enterpriseswent horribly wrong. Held captive by the Mafiya (the Russian organized crimesyndicate) for over two years, he has been declared officially dead, but ArtemisJr. knows in his heart (yes, he does have one) that his beloved father is stillalive, and he is determined to find him. Meanwhile Captain Short is temporarilyon assignment to Customs and Excise as punishment for letting Fowl separate herand her People from their gold and is finding her stakeout duties a little dull.It soon becomes obvious that the pair have need of each other's considerableskills, and before long they are on track for an adventure that will ultimatelyhave far-reaching consequences for both of them.If you enjoyed the first book, you won't be disappointed by the second.Initially the pace is a little slower, and the slightly more mellow Artemis iscertainly a tad unnerving at first (particularly as one of the things that madehim such an unusual character was the fact that there was something distinctlyunlikable about him), but once the sparks between Holly and Artemis begin tofly, and the adventure that tests their endurance to their emotional, physical,and intellectual limits begins, the pages just keep on turning.The high-tech hocus pocus, the complex underworld, and the James Bond-stylestoryline will keep even the most reluctant reader enthralled. Add to the mix afair dollop of humor, the occasional sprinkling of right-on commentary about thestate of the planet, and enough hooks in the story to ensure you will beclamoring for the next book. This chilling, thrilling adventure is a seriouslycool (in more ways than one!) must-read for anyone age 9 and older. --SusanHarrison

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