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• I was laughing out loud reading this latest installment of the Artemis Fowl series. My favourite character, Mulch Diggums, is now an enforcer of the Chicago Mafia and working as a muscleman for Jon Spiro, the slightly lunatic and unhinged businessman that has ripped off Artemis Fowl by stealing his C Cube computer (made by fairy technology) and ordering Butler to be shot.With Butler out of the picture with gunshot wounds, Juliet Butler (Butler's sister) enters the scene as Fowl's bodyguard (cue Kill Bill music and Uma Thurman with her sword!!). Artemis vows revenge on Spiro for stealing the C Cube and for having Butler shot. Since the C Cube is essentially fairy technology, Fowl manages to persuade Root, Short and Foaly that they need to help him get the C Cube back. But Root has a price - after it's all over, everyone needs to agree to be mind-wiped.This book has to be Mulch Diggum's crowning moment of glory. Sit back and prepare for lots of laughs.

  5.00 out of 5

  obsessedwithbooks

• Great book so far (I haven't finished it). Artemis Fowl Is an excellent main character who is witty, intelligent and much more. He is accompanied by his bodyguard Butler, who is a master of all types of combat. Artemis Has many encounters with the LEP (fairy police force) Captain Holly short. An excellent read.

  5.00 out of 5

  6M2008

• Artemis Fowl is back in this interesting story, except this time he's about to hang up his maniacal schemes and go for a fresh start with his father. On one last scheme before his fresh start though, Artemis finds himself playing into a trap, when John Spiro tricks Artemis into giving up a piece of fairy technology - the C Cube. To get it back, Artemis has to exchange his memory of the fairy people for their help to save his friend Butler from death, and show John Spiro that he messed around with the wrong 13-year-old boy...

  5.00 out of 5

  jacobabear

• Artemis' 3rd adventure doesn't start as he wants it to. It causes him to get faithful Butler injured. Can Artemis face what's coming next?Yes he can and does. Everything is not about brains as our young rogue will learn. Half of it depends on the heart as well.

  5.00 out of 5

  maita

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