The Eternity Code | 
pickMission Impossible, meets Ocean‘s Eleven, meets James Bond—with our little (no longer so evil) genius and his mismatched band of “friends” (reluctant acquittances...?) as protagonists.
This was an exciting one. Also, bonus points for making the consequences of Artemis‘ mistakes real—he‘ll never learn otherwise.
4/5
pickCompleted listening to this tonight. I know they are kids books but they sure are funny.
so-soAnd done. I have to say I didn't like this one as much as the first two, but it still has laugh-out-loud moments and, of course, Colfer's wit. I await my hold on book 4.
pickAn entertaining military fantasy heist. For the full review, please visit http://benjamin-m-weilert.com/index.php/2020/02/12/book-the-eternity-code-2003/
pickSo much fun! I've liked all three that I've read so far in the series. I think this is slightly my favorite so far. Love the relationships.
This seems like a fun read! I started it today after registering it on #BookCrossing. I‘m reading Artemis Fowl: The Graphic Novel concurrently so I know the main characters and the premise of this series. I seem to get more out of science fiction and fantasy in comics than I do in novels so let‘s see if I actually will complete this book! 😃
pickYoung Professor Moriarty, I mean, Artemis Fowl is at it again. He‘s overstepped a bit more than usual and with both parents back in residence his nefarious plots might be curtailed. Well, that and the fact he might not remember everything. Sometimes the best laid plans can go awry. #fowladay
Every year, my son's elementary school holds a book exchange. There are thousands of books organized by reading level, and every student is allowed to choose up to 4 books to take home for free. Kids are always SO excited when they learn they don't have to return them! ❤️ #raisingreaders
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