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Synopsis
Evil pixie, Opal Koboi, is back and she's more dangerous than ever. This time she doesn't just want power over the fairy People - this time she wants the humans too. Captain Holly Short is the only fairy with a hope of stopping her, but as Holly knows, it takes one genius criminal mastermind to fight another. But the 14-year-old genius that Holly is thinking of doesn't even remember that fairies exist. How is she going to convince Artemis Fowl to help her stop Opal? Gold usually does the trick, and this time is should be no different. Or is Artemis changing?
Is Artemis Fowl and the Opal Deception appropriate for my child?
Suitable for most readers 10 and up.
Action-packed fantasy with fairy battles and sci-fi gadgets featuring moderate fantasy violence (combat, weapons) but no graphic content. Artemis's character evolution from villain to hero provides positive moral messaging.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, no sexual content, and clean language. Content notes include violence and memory loss.
Who'll love this
A thrilling race against time where a teenage criminal genius must team up with a fairy cop to stop an evil pixie from taking over both magical and human worlds.