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A review by angeldu
The Fowl Twins by Eoin Colfer
4.0
As we've come to expect from the Artemis Fowl series, this book is again filled with the outrageous exploits of the Fowl brethren, fraternal twins Myles and Beckett Fowl. They're complete polar opposites; Myles is even more tedious than his older brother (who is now on a space mission to Mars) and Beckett is too busy talking to animals to put on clothes. Nonetheless, the brothers love each other and complement each other perfectly - Myles is the brain and Beckett is the brawn.
When Bleed-Them-Dry duke wants to capture a troll to use troll poison for immortality, the Fowl twins get kidnapped by a CIA like religious anti-fairy group. Lazuli Heitz is dragged into this mess when she is sent to rescue this troll and from then on all hell breaks loose. Filled with as much tech as you'd expect from an Eoin Colfer book, it was very fast paced and the narration suitably witty. A highly enjoyable return to the Fowl universe.
When Bleed-Them-Dry duke wants to capture a troll to use troll poison for immortality, the Fowl twins get kidnapped by a CIA like religious anti-fairy group. Lazuli Heitz is dragged into this mess when she is sent to rescue this troll and from then on all hell breaks loose. Filled with as much tech as you'd expect from an Eoin Colfer book, it was very fast paced and the narration suitably witty. A highly enjoyable return to the Fowl universe.