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Artemis Fowl Study Guide

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by Eoin Colfer
About 81 pages (24,344 words)
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Baker, Jennifer. Review of Artemis Fowl.

Library Journal, vol. 126 (June 15, 2001): 102. Baker recommends this book for its action and humor. She suggests that Colfer's "quirky characters and delightful humor" will appeal to a variety of readers, and praises Colfer for developing characters that behave contrary to stereotypes or expected behavior.

Chu, Jeff. "Legends of the Fowl: In a Fresh Take on Celtic Folklore, Irish Author Eoin Colfer Arms Fairies with Machine Guns and Attitude." Time International (May 7, 2001): 56. This feature article explores how Colfer's Irish background influences his writing.

Del Negro, Janice M. Review of Artemis Fowl. Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books, vol. 54.....

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