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The conflict is that the fairies hate Artemis and Artemis hates the fairies, but they have to team up to solve all of the mystery's that have been happening.

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For the fairies the setting is in Disneyland Paris. For Artemis it is in his schools counseling office.

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These are names of some of the characters in The Arctic Incident, written by, Eoin Colfer

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It is good for people in middle school and older.

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I thought it was a good book, because I like the genre and the author of the book.

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Eoin Colfer - Author of Artemis Fowl, Airman, Plugged, The Supernaturalist, And Another Thing and more.

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Artemis Fowl wants to find his father, held hostage in Russia; Holly Short wants to find who's supplying the goblins with human technology; Foaly wants to find out who's disabled all the LEP Technology and pointed the finger at him. Artemis has received a ransom demand for his father but is captured by the LEP who suspect him of supplying the goblins with dangerous Human technology (batteries). He convinces them he's innocent and agrees to help them if they help him free his father. Meanwhile, down in the underground world, chaos has arisen. An unknown traitor has stolen forbidden weapons and armed a horde of trolls, setting them loose to wreak havoc on the citizens. Clues lead Captain Holly Short straight to Artemis, and she exacts a small bit of revenge by kidnapping him, just as he once kidnapped her. But soon she learns that Artemis isn't behind the chaos, and if she's to have any hope of stopping it, she will need his help. As a result, these onetime adversaries must now join forces-a mix that proves to be both charming and volatile.
The world that Colfer creates is as vivid and fantastical as any shire, gotham, or galaxy far, far away in recent memory. Grade: A-. A witty blend of fantasy, spy tale, and action movie, readers are sure to enjoy the fast-paced adventures of Artemis, his powerful sidekick Butler, Foaly the centaur, and fairies Holly and Root. As soon as they turn the last page of this book, they'll be hungering for the next one.

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Artemis Fowl: The Arctic Incident - Eoin Colfer - Author

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Artemis Fowl wants to find his father, held hostage in Russia; Holly Short wants to find who's supplying the goblins with human technology; Foaly wants to find out who's disabled all the LEP Technology and pointed the finger at him.

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Eoin Colfer, Author . Hyperion $16.95 (278p) ISBN 978-0-7868-0855-7

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Rocketing readers back into a world of modern fairies (they pack heat and wear motorized wings), Colfer here reunites 13-year-old antihero Artemis with his former kidnap victim, Captain Holly Short, an elf officer with the LEPrecon (Lower Elements Police Reconnaissance) squad. As the erstwhile arch enemies join forces to squelch a power-hungry pixie's coup attempt in one world and to rescue Artemis's long-missing father in another (he's being held for ransom by the Russian Mafiya), the boy proves he has a heart after all, even as he builds his reputation as a world-class criminal mastermind. Once again, the roller coaster of a plot introduces a host of high jinks and high-tech weaponry as Colfer blends derring-do with snappy prose ("The broad grin disappeared like a fox down a hole") and repartee ("Hey, Mulch, if you listen really hard you can just about make out the sound of nobody giving a hoot"). The resulting fantasy hosts memorable characters, many of whom (such as the flatulent dwarf Mulch Diggums) reprise roles that helped attract fans to the first adventure. The author ratchets up the body count in this return engagement (perhaps too steeply for some tastes), and the high-concept premise may be a tad slick for others, but Colfer's finger is firmly on the pulse of his target market, and along with extra helpings of sly humor ("The sprite's breathing calmed, and a healthy green tinge started to return to his cheeks") he delivers a cracking good read. Ages 10-up. (May)

FYI: The one-day laydown date for this novel is May 3 .

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Children's Book Review: ARTEMIS FOWL: THE ARCTIC INCIDENT by Eoin Colfer, Author . Hyperion $16.95 (278p) ISBN 978-0-7868-0855-7

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Eoin Colfer, Author . Hyperion $16.95 (278p) ISBN 978-0-7868-0855-7 More By and About This Author Rocketing readers back into a world of modern fairies (they pack heat and wear motorized wings), Colfer here reunites 13-year-old antihero Artemis with his former kidnap victim, Captain Holly Short, an elf officer with the LEPrecon (Lower Elements Police Reconnaissance) squad.

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Eoin Colfer - Author of Artemis Fowl, Airman, Plugged, The Supernaturalist, And Another Thing and more.

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Eoin Colfer - Author of Artemis Fowl, Airman, Plugged, The Supernaturalist, And Another Thing and more.