The seventh novel in the extraordinary Artemis Fowl series, now with a brand-new cover look!.
Will the real Artemis Fowl please stand up? Criminal mastermind Artemis Fowl has summoned an elite group of high-tech fairies to Iceland. He wants to present his invention to save the world from global warming. But something terrible has happened to him.
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The seventh novel in the extraordinary Artemis Fowl series, now with a brand-new cover look!.
Will the real Artemis Fowl please stand up? Criminal mastermind Artemis Fowl has summoned an elite group of high-tech fairies to Iceland. He wants to present his invention to save the world from global warming. But something terrible has happened to him.
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The seventh novel in the extraordinary Artemis Fowl series, now with a brand-new cover look!.Soon to be a major film!SOMETHING IS SERIOUSLY WRONG WITH ARTEMIS FOWLWhen he gathers the fairy elite to show off his latest invention, it's clear that the former criminal genius has become delusional and paranoid.He doesn't even trust his closest friends.Artemis has the Atlantis Complex, a disease that is causing him to lose his mind. And things get worse when a deadly attack is launched against an underwater fairy city.The fairies are desperate. So desperate, that they need the ruthless, calculating mind of history's wickedest teenager.Will the real Artemis Fowl please stand up?
Awards
Winner of Independent Booksellers' Week Book of the Year Award: Children's Book of the Year 2011
Critic Reviews
“Fast, funny and very exciting”
Continues to showcase one of the best comic voices in contemporary children's fiction Guardian
About the Author
Eoin Colfer is the megaselling author of the Artemis Fowl series, Half Moon Investigations, The Supernaturalist, Airman, The Legend of . . . books and, most recently, the WARP series. Eoin lives with his family in Ireland.
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