Library Binding, Large Print (December 9th, 2020): $22.Juvenile Fiction / Legends, Myths, Fables.Juvenile Fiction / Mysteries & Detective Stories.Artemiss little brothers Myles and Beckett borrow the Fowl jet without permission. High tech spy gadgets blend sci-fi elements to this fantasy novel.'- School Library Connection Product Details The second Fowl Twins adventure starts with a bang literally. Colfer's razor sharp wit and fast-paced writing will keep readers engaged, entertained and grinning at the puns. 'Fans of the Artemis Fowl novels will not be disappointed with this first novel of the spinoff series. 'Make way for a new generation of Fowl adventures and fans.'- Booklist

'Like its bestselling progenitors, a nonstop spinoff afroth with high tech, spectacular magic, and silly business.'- Kirkus (starred review) Tthis series opener is accessible and entertaining: the fast-paced plot, filled with unexpected betrayals, death-defying feats, and secret train cars, will appeal to Fowl readers established and new.'- Publishers Weekly (starred review) Colfer's trademark tongue-in-cheek narrative voice is on full display, his characters existing in a preposterous balance between sincerity and absurdity, mad science, and technology. 'Colfer's clever spin-off of the Artemis Fowl series focuses on Artemis Fowl's twin younger brothers-hyperintelligent Myles and near-feral Beckett, both 11. More high octane Fowl play.'- Kirkus Reviews strings dazzling displays of high tech, heartwarming peeks at the family dynamics of the closely knit if decidedly eccentric Fowl clan, dolphin-back rides, huge blobs of slime (some of it explosive), and a climactic exhibition of prejudice gone off the rails. One last thing- book two, Deny All Charges, is going to be released on October 20, 2020!Įdit: Wow, I sound a bit like Myles here, don't I? Also, excuse me? This says that I am fourteen years old. Well, I hope that this was helpful, and also, I am happier than anyone could ever imagine to know that others enjoy the Fowl world! but what does that have to do with this? Nothing. I have always thought that Myles specifically has anxiety issues. There is some drinking and smoking, but not by minors, so I would think that to be alright.

There is action and some violence, but what good would a book be without action? A few broken bones never hurt anyone, or at least, not the reader. I gave this an eleven plus age rating because Myles, being a genius, uses words that most eleven-year-olds wouldn't know. Colfer gave them all such lovely and unique personalities. It is written very well and there are no potholes as far as I can see. Imagine how excited I was!Īnyway, this is an amazing book. I fell in love with Artemis Fowl about two years ago, and after I finished book five, my father announced to me that Eoin Colfer was writing a novel about Arty's younger brothers.

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