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Title	:	The Artemis Fowl Files (Artemis Fowl #0.5 & 1.5)
Author	:	Eoin Colfer
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 187 pages
Published	:	October 13th 2004 by Miramax Books/Hyperion Books for Children (first published 2004)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Science Fiction. Adventure. Childrens. Magic

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Artemis Fowl’s confidential files have been discovered in his safe at Fowl Manor. Now you too can share the secrets! The Artemis Fowl Files will delight Eoin Colfer’s legions of fans with its behind-the-scenes interviews with the much-loved characters including: Holly Short, Mulch Diggums, and Artemis Fowl. Two brand-new Artemis Fowl short stories including: “LEPrecon,” the story of Fairy Police Captain Holly Short's move from Traffic to Recon following her initiation into the Fairy Police, and “The Seventh Dwarf,” featuring the flatulent dwarf Mulch Diggums, Butler, and Artemis himself. Plus: Special coded messages from the Fairy Book for fans to translate A “Fairy Spotter” Guide detailing the fairy world. Learn all about the physical characteristics and countless personality traits of the various fairy categories including: elves, trolls, sprites, pixies, goblins, and more. Cool descriptions and diagrams of Foaly’s greatest gadgets.

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Original Title:	The Artemis Fowl Files
ISBN:	0786856394 (ISBN13: 9780786856398)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Artemis Fowl #0.5 & 1.5
Characters:	Artemis Fowl II, Domovoi Butler, Captain Holly Short, Foaly, Mulch Diggums, The B'wa Kell, Briar Cudgeon

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Ratings: 3.77 From 13991 Users | 358 Reviews

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I somehow missed reading this at the "age appropriate time" despite owning a copy. I might've enjoyed the puzzles in the middle of the book as say, a middle schooler. Despite browsing past some of the activities, the short stories were diverting and enjoyable. Surely there is some nostalgia at play, but the Artemis Fowl series has been a great relaxing re-read as a late 20-something.

This is half activity book and half short stories. I had actually never read these before, but it was kind of cute going back to when they didn't all work together as a cohesive unit after reading further into the book series. I wish I had read it before the seventh book, but too late now! Still, it was a fun and easy read. I'd give it four stars.

This was a book that I liked on my first reading, but loathed very certainly upon my second or third. The two-year gap might explain a bit. The two-star rating, instead of a one, is mainly because the stories included are very good. I find no flaws with them, and I've picked up the book to re-read them several times. But the trivia questions, extras, and basically everything else, are annoying and badly written.It always seems to me that the major flaw of writers, particularly in the young-adult

This book is a must read for those who are interested in reading the whole series of Artemis Fowl. This book contians graphical representation of Foaly's (Foaly is an inventor in Fairy's World), or in short, Fairy's technologies. You will get the better idea by seeing them in pictures. at least I have. I am very thankful to author for writing this book. This book has introduced me the personalities of fairies which I didn't know before. Like I didn't know how an elf looks like. What are the

This was such a fun read. The first female in Recon, groaned the commander. Holly lowered her face to hide a grin that she couldnt contain. Youre going to wash out in six months, continued Root, and probably cost me a fortune. He was wrong about the first, but right about the second. My admiration for Captain Holly Short grew fonder after reading LEPrecon . Additionally, it was such a nice short story as it challenges the characters's morale and motives, especially Commander Julius Root.

A companion book to the Artemis Fowl series.The book contains two short stories: "LEPrecon" describes Holly's initiation from Traffic duty to Recon. "Seventh Dwarf" follows Mulch Diggums, my favorite Artemis Fowl character, as he and Artemis team up to steal a famous tiara.The rest of the book is comprised of "notes" from Artemis Fowl's files on the fairy folk--the fairy code and a key to decode it and interviews with the main charactersare the highlights. Entertaining.

A little boring, as it's just showing us about the characters and explanations of equipment etc.A good addition to the series if you were slightly confused by it all.