27 02 2008

Fowl but fair

Posted by: mike07 in Pester your library, What I am reading

Another book making the jump to graphic novel style is Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer. It’s a great way to get into the Artemis stories, the young criminal genius once described as the anti-Harry Potter. There are a few cheapo GN versions out there: Artemis Fowl is done with maximum care and style. For more on Artemis Fowl, visit Eoin Colfer’s website.

“Eoin” is pronounced “Oh-wen”. I saw him speaking to about 300 people at Federation Square a little while back. He could talk for Ireland in the Olympics! Funny, too.

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2 Responses to “Fowl but fair”

1.   chol Says:
   March 9th, 2008 at 9:30 pm

   I think its a great book but i have’nt read it yet. Every one should read this book.

   I like Geronimo Stilton books, captain underpants And harry potter

2.   Artemis the 3rd Says:
   March 29th, 2008 at 1:47 pm

   Artemis fowl is one of the most amazing, realistic intellegent stories I have ever read and if fairies were real the first place I would Look for them would be underground.I have read every book about artemis ever written and am hoping that you will write more eoin!!!The books I enjoy are lord of the flies, the subtle knife, northern lights, runemarks, the book theif and {obviously} ARTEMIS FOWL I am eleven years old my real name is Shannon.

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