The Arctic Incident, by Eoin Colfer
Artemis Fowl is back and he has finally found a lead to his missing father.
Meanwhile Captain Holly Short is dealing with the goblins somehow the dumb
goblins got softnose laser guns(a weapon that actually kills and since fairies
don't kill they were banned) and started a smuggling buisness.The LEP thinks
that it is artemis fowl but is surprised that it isn't him. Then they make a
deal help find out who supplied the goblins with the weapons and pod then
they'll help him find his father. While searching the Arctic they get contact
from Foaly( the LEP's technician) that the goblins that they have started a
rebellion and that the LEP weapons that have been upgraded by Kobi(Foaly's
archrival) are all down. So they must go down and stop it and search for
Artemis's father later. While the enemy ahs managed to blame the cause for the
weapon malfunction and supply of soft noses to the goblin the real enemy is
someone else entirely. Someone who hates Holly Short and Julius Root(Holly's
commander)
This book by Eoin Colfer brought back the team of Captain Short and Artemis Fowl in the best situation possible. The People and the Mud people( the term the fairies call the human) actually helping each other with their problems. With a huge plot twist in the middle this will keep their eyes glued on the pages. It seems that being a smart aleck is a sure way to make enemies especially with a certain pixie and revenge is best when everything goes according to plan if not then you're screwed.
Reviewed by Daniel P., Grade 9.
This book by Eoin Colfer brought back the team of Captain Short and Artemis Fowl in the best situation possible. The People and the Mud people( the term the fairies call the human) actually helping each other with their problems. With a huge plot twist in the middle this will keep their eyes glued on the pages. It seems that being a smart aleck is a sure way to make enemies especially with a certain pixie and revenge is best when everything goes according to plan if not then you're screwed.
Reviewed by Daniel P., Grade 9.
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