Artemis Fowl series



 

I already did a review on the first book in the series, but since I enjoyed the entire series so much, I'll be doing a short review on each book.


See separate review: Artemis Fowl

Artemis, Holly, Commander Root and Butler must work together to save Artemis's father from the Russian Mafia. Underground, a pixie, Opal Koboi is working with the goblins to start a revolution and take down the LEPrecon.
Artemis has created the most powerful computer know to man, only for it to be stolen by Jon Spiro. With the help of his fairy acquaintances, he must break into the Spiro Needle and steal back his computer.
Opal Koboi has escaped from prison and is ready to have her revenge. Holly is on her own; a fugitive of justice for seemingly murdering Commander Julius Root. She needs Artemis' help to take down Opal and prove her innocence, but he can't remember anything of the fairy world. Will he be willing to help her?
A hidden species of fairy, one that has been hiding from humans for over a thousand years, has been discovered by Artemis Fowl. But the demons are in trouble: their island, one in another dimension, is falling apart. Artemis and Holly must yet again save the fairy world, this time with the added weight of saving the human world and an alternate dimension too. At least they have a new partner in (not so crime-y) crime. Bring it on. (note: the ending is shocking)


Angeline Fowl has spelltrophy, a fairy disease with only one cure. A lemur. And the last of the species was sold to extinctionists by none other than Artemis Fowl himself. Desperate to cure his mother, Artemis sets out into the past, guided by Holly. Now he must confront his younger self, catch the lemur and battle it out with a group of extintionists. Things can't get any worse. Turns out, it can, if you throw Opal Koboi into the mix.

Split personalities. Paranoia over numbers. Distrust. Could it be? Does Artemis Fowl have Atlantis Complex? Yes. it is true. And at a very unfortunate time as well...

Opal Koboi. A pixie that had to be dealt with an exhausting amount of times. Come on, just stay in prison already! And don't go waking any enraged fairy spirits. Oops, to late. What do you say gang? Prevent one last apocalypse?


And that's that! Feel free to read the series anytime you get the chance. It's worth it!
Pages: 300-400
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