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Title: Artemis Fowl: Lost Colony, The (Artemis Fowl)
ISBN: 0786849592
Author:
Eoin Colfer
Publicate Date: 2008-03-11
Publish: 2008-03-11
List Price: $7.99
Average Customer Rating: 5.0
Format: Paperback
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1: The Lost Colony!
The Lost Colony is an epic journey through time and space. Artemis Fowl, the criminal master mind who is only 14 years old, travels through time encountering many gnomes and elfs. Some who help him and some who dont help him. Artemis Fowl along with his body guard, "butler", help save the world, and the demon world by helping prevent the exposure of these creatures.
Artemis, butler, holly the pixie, mulch the gnome, N*1, and Quinn the worlocks, all join forces against Billy Kong. A crminal known for murder and collateral damage. By using science physics and some luck this band of heroes can help save the world.
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2: Extremely Entertaining
I recently needed reading material....Anita not due till next year....Merry in November....Bella wasn't due till September....Acheron August...see my dilemma? So I picked up Artemis and loved him! He is quite entertaining and just a touch criminal any parents dream?!
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3: Amazing Book
Artemis Fowl a smart, pale criminal mastermind is in yet another life-and-death adventure with his trusty bodyguard Butler at his side. Artemis has made another discovery that humans should not ordinarily be smart enough to figure out. With the help of his fairy friends (Foaly, Holly and Mulch) Artemis must save a demon-imp from the french genius Minerva. Demons are appearing everywhere; the time spell the ancient warlocks put into place 10,000 years ago is unraveling.
Has Artemis finally met his match? Can he save the fairies? You must read this suspenseful and funny book to find out. The Lost Colony is a must have for fans of the series. It is also a well-structured fantasy that often feels real. I liked it a lot and I give it 5 Stars.
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4: Continuing the good times!
The Artemis Fowl train keeps on rolling as we are introduced to the demons of the fairy world. Colfer continues to come up with unique ways of looking at types of characters (like the elves and dwarves) which give a much different take than what we've seen in traditional fantasy literature.
My one complaint in this book is it's very vague in explaining how Artemis and Foaly are figuring out some equation to know when demons will appear. Plus, the ending is too wide open with the time Artemis has been gone, what has happened while he's gone, and how the elves knew when he'd return. Hopefully it will all be explained in the next book!
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