Colfer, Eoin. Artemis Fowl: The Opal Deception. New York City: Hyperion Books for Children, 2005. 340 pages. (Fantasy Series/Humor)
Artemis Fowl is back! After being mid-wiped by the fairies, he has returned to his old criminal-like self again. He has now devised a plan to steal one of the most cherished paintings in the World… “The Fairy Thief” One of the best paintings ever painted. It has only been stolen eight times and Artemis plans to steal it for a ninth. However, little does he know, an old enemy has been watching his every move. Opal Koboi is back to destroy whoever foiled her plan before and Artemis Fowl is at the top of her list. Once she destroys everyone she wants, Opal will try to collide the fairy world with the human world. As always Captain Holly Short is dragged into this mess, however, she knows she will not be able to beat Opal Koboi herself so she does the only thing she need to. She needs to save Artemis Fowl. Who will live? Who will die? Will Artemis Fowl come back to his senses, or will he stay a criminal forever? Find out in Artemis Fowl, the Opal Deception.
I think this is one of the best books in the series because it’s easy to understand, plus it’s full with action and excitement. I also like it because a lot of different things shock you at first but then you figure out later in the book that it would’ve happened anyway or it just had to happen. Even though it jumps around a little bit, it gives everyone in the story their own opinion so it makes it more interesting as reader to see what everyone really wants and what happens when they don’t get it. I highly recommend this book to all the Artemis Fowl fans.
Reviewed by: Baseballplyr