Customer Rating: Summary: It's short for a reason Comment: This book is shorter than the rest for a reason. This book was writen for World Book Day 2004. It cost British school children £1 with profits to charity, I think. It is meant to be a short story to encourage children to read. It would have been writen for free and all World Book Day's books are about this length. Customer Rating: Summary: Good as always Comment: I dont doubt Eoin but this one was a bit short, oh well, keep the big ones coming. Customer Rating: Summary: Short & Sweet ... a little gem! Comment: This short book works well in two ways. Firstly, for fans of Artemis Fowl, this is a neatly written little episode that fits in between the first and second AF books. Secondly, this is an ideal introduction to the series. If you’ve never read the Artemis Fowl books and wonder if they’re for you, then this little story is a great way to discover them; especially as it is a complete story, not just a couple of sample chapters, which this kind of mini book often is. The story has all the Eoin Colfer trademarks: Fairies and high-tech gadgetry – encapsulated in a witty and briskly written tale. Not to be missed! Customer Rating: Summary: RECOMMENDED! Comment: This being the fourth published Artemis Fowl book, is extremely short, but a good buy. I highly recommend this book to any Artemis Fowl fan. It is set between the 1st and 2nd book, and the main character (apart from Artemis himself), is Mulch Diggums the outlandish dwarf. Mulch and Artemis team up, their aim is to get their hands on the priceless Fei Fei tiara gem... Customer Rating: Summary: Not as good as previous titles in the series... Comment: I would give 5 stars to the previous 3 books in the Fowl series, but I'm not so sure about this latest installment. "The Seventh Dwarf" is only about 60 pages long, so it isn't a very long read, which perhaps is its biggest let down for Fowl fans. If you're looking for a fully fledged Fowl adventure, you can find it in miniature here. This chapter is set in the time between Artemis Fowl and Artemis Fowl: The Artic Incident, so Artemis' father is still missing. Artemis is after a famous diamond and tries to steal it with the help of Mulch Diggums but Holly Short the fairy is once again desperate to foil his criminal plans...It's a nice read and wasn't expensive. A great read for Fowl fans and a good introduction to the series for those new to him.
