Artemis Fowl; The Eternity Code

The Good Bad Guy

In Eoin Colfer's third installment of the Artemis Fowl series, The Eternity Code, Artemis finds himself on a mission to rescue his long-time companion, Butler. After Artemis had arranged a meeting with a mob member and offered an ICube, the mob member, Spiro, stole the ICube and had his bodyguard shoot Butler. On a long and well-planned journey to save Butler, Artemis and his friends (Holly Short and others) rescue Butler and once again, Artemis proves that his evil side shows just as much as his good side. Will karma catch up with Artemis ever? Or has his good actions just balanced out all of his evil deeds as well? It's no doubt that at Artemis' early age that he has an inner criminal, but he also knows when to stop being the bad guy and to team up to do some good.

Although it seems like this book is aimed more towards middle school level readers, it is an easy and enjoyable read. With all of the action that is packed into this novel, you are bound to stay on the edge of your seat and keep on reading until it is finished.

Colfer's mind is utterly outstanding in the fact that he can keep this series going with one great book after another. The previous Artemis Fowl book, The Arctic Incident, left you hanging to where the question was asked, "Will there be a next book?" The sheer suspense and thrill of reading Colfer's work has left me wanting to read more of his work and a more intense anticipation of the eighth installment of the series, The Atlantis Complex, has left the adrenaline pumping.

Overall, there was great description and reading was quick and very enjoyable. A thank you to Colfer just is not enough.

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SWEET!

Such a sweet book! It is a really good book! Oh yeah, it is true!! Go Artemis Fowl!

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AMAZING!!!

Each book in this series is seriously better than the last. Colfer has created an unbelievable character in Artemis Fowl. The plot is pure genius, and will keep you on the edge of your seat. It includes humor, action, drama...everything you'd want in a book. I highly recommend this book and all the others in the series, you will not be disappointed.

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H

I love all these books

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Amazing Book

I really enjoyed it, but is there another book after this? It's hard to find a series that i enjoy, but I really hope this isn't the end.

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best series ever

this is my favorite series

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the whole series

is beast

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Great

Artemis Fowl srikes again

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Best book ever

Love the new cover

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Artemis Fowl: The Eternity Code

Artemis Fowl:The Eternity Code
By Eoin Colfer

Artemis Fowl:The Eternity Code is a great book. It combines fantasy with action and suspense. It's mainly about the fairy civilization, and how one boy's actions threaten the survival of it.

Artemis Fowl, a very intelligent and bright child, lives in a manor near Munich, Ireland. However, he is very different from other children. In fact, he is the only human in the world who knows about the existence of "The fairy people". With this information, he manages to steal some fairy technology, which is far ahead of ours. Then, using the fairy technology he manages to build a small, but powerful super computer called the C-Cube. This computer not only contains human devices, but also valuable fairy information as well, making it dangerous in the hands of another human who might use the fairy information to destroy the civilization. Another human, Jon Spiro, eventually learns of the computer's existence. He steals it from Artemis, after Artemis offers to sell it to him for 20 billion dollars. In order to protect the fairy civilization, Artemis and a fairy squad go on a brave adventure in order to steal back the C-Cube. Will Artemis and his team successfully steal the C-Cube? Or will Jon Spiro use the computer to wipe out the fairy civilization? READ THE BOOK YOURSELF AND FIND OUT!!!!!!


Artemis Fowl:The Eternity Code is excellent in my opinion. Artemis must learn from his mistakes and make the right choices throughout the book. Although it is classified as a fantasy book, it really is part thriller too. I'd recommend the book to anyone who enjoys fantasy, action, or both.

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Another thrilling adventure!

Artemis Fowl may be too clever for his own good, but his adventures make for a wonderful read! A great book for anyone who's fans of Harry Potter.

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Best Book

This is th best book i have read. Its full of action and adventure. Its also funny!!!

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Awesome!

This book was just plain awesome! Artemis Fowl is totally the best book character I have ever come across! Not only is this book thoroughly enjoyable, but it is so movie-like that while you are reading you feel as though this entire book is playing out right before your very eyes like a scene in a movie. If you are ready for an awesomely awesome book...read this one!!!

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a reviewer

Must read book.There are some sad parts,but it is pretty good.I really hope they don't make it a movie because they would ruin it.

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Loved it

I loved it. I thought it was the in the middle Artimis Fowl. Meaning it is not the best and not the worst. It was awsome!!!

cool

Cool read so read it

Goodddddd

One of the best book i have read in a while!!!

AWESOME

This book is one of my favorite books ever!!!!!!!

Captivating

This book is a thriller mystery and a action genre at once. This book is a amazing , one I know I would want to read again.

Read it!!

Everyone should read this (read the first two first) It is the second best ind the series I think. My fav is the 2nd book