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The wish list grabbed my interest from the start, that and there was nothing else to do. Although, I did feel a little dazed after having read it straight through. One of my favorite parts was when they met the guy on the field, but it was also the saddest, because he accidently touched a toaster with it being wet, and died. Because I was so into the book, I cried. lol.
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Tbh, I preferred Artemis Fowl 1-5, Supernaturalist and HMI to this
It was a great idea, but it was sort of stuck in the middle. At certain times it tried to be dark, realistic and grim. It tried this, got so far then stopped, and twisted into something funny. Mixing the two didnt really work for me (And I couldnt help but think, this girl aint half of Holly )
It was still a good read, but lets just say, its never going to be <a href='http://thewishlist.fangathering.com' target='_blank'>http://thewishlist.fangathering.com</a>
The devil was the saviour of this book (Irony, yes? ). He was a fantastic character! Done to perfection.
It was a great idea, but it was sort of stuck in the middle. At certain times it tried to be dark, realistic and grim. It tried this, got so far then stopped, and twisted into something funny. Mixing the two didnt really work for me (And I couldnt help but think, this girl aint half of Holly )
It was still a good read, but lets just say, its never going to be <a href='http://thewishlist.fangathering.com' target='_blank'>http://thewishlist.fangathering.com</a>
The devil was the saviour of this book (Irony, yes? ). He was a fantastic character! Done to perfection.
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lol - I liked Half Moon because it was a different type of clever
Ya know how Artemis' schemes always rely on some funky fairy gadgetry/magic? Well with Half Moon, Colfer was able to be totally realistic, using only gadgets that actually exist (And obviously basic ones at that.). I also thought it was brilliant how he turned the playground into a complete society
Ya know how Artemis' schemes always rely on some funky fairy gadgetry/magic? Well with Half Moon, Colfer was able to be totally realistic, using only gadgets that actually exist (And obviously basic ones at that.). I also thought it was brilliant how he turned the playground into a complete society
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MichaelM wrote: lol - I liked Half Moon because it was a different type of clever
Ya know how Artemis' schemes always rely on some funky fairy gadgetry/magic? Well with Half Moon, Colfer was able to be totally realistic, using only gadgets that actually exist (And obviously basic ones at that.). I also thought it was brilliant how he turned the playground into a complete society
like Soldier Sam.
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I really enjoyed Half Moon actually. I found it quite amusing to find the connections to Artemis Fowl. "Art Fowler" And many more!
History is written in the blood of its people.
What exactly is a French before its fried?
~Pendragon
If I had a sister, I'm sure she'd be inconsolable.
Hey, Mulch, if you listen really hard you can just about make out the sound of nobody giving a hoot.
~Artemis Fowl
What exactly is a French before its fried?
~Pendragon
If I had a sister, I'm sure she'd be inconsolable.
Hey, Mulch, if you listen really hard you can just about make out the sound of nobody giving a hoot.
~Artemis Fowl