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Title	:	The Atlantis Complex (Artemis Fowl #7)
Author	:	Eoin Colfer
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First American Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 357 pages
Published	:	August 3rd 2010 by Disney/Hyperion Books (first published July 20th 2010)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Fiction. Science Fiction

The Atlantis Complex (Artemis Fowl #7) Hardcover | Pages: 357 pages

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ARTEMIS FOWL’S CRIMINAL WAYS HAVE FINALLY GOT THE BETTER OF HIM . . . Young Artemis has frequently used high-tech fairy magic to mastermind the most devious criminal activity of the new century. Now, at a conference in Iceland, Artemis has gathered the fairies to present his latest idea to save the world from global warming. But Artemis is behaving strangely - he seems different. Something terrible has happened to him . . . Artemis Fowl has become nice. The fairies diagnose Atlantis Complex (that’s obsessive compulsive disorder to you and I) - it seems dabbling in magic has damaged Artemis’ main weapon: his mind. Fairy ally Captain Holly Short doesn’t know what to do. The subterranean volcanoes are under attack from vicious robots and Artemis cannot fight them. Can Holly get the real Artemis back before the robot probes destroy every human and life form? This eagerly-awaited adventure is now out in paberback with a fabulous new cover-look to celebrate ten years of Artemis action.

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Original Title:	The Atlantis Complex
ISBN:	1423128192 (ISBN13: 9781423128199)
Edition Language:	English URL https://www.eoincolfer.com/books/title/artemis-fowl-and-the-atlantis-complex/
Series:	Artemis Fowl #7
Characters:	Artemis Fowl II, Captain Holly Short, Foaly
Setting:	Cancún(Mexico) Iceland

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A week ago, I'd think it's impossible for me to not like an AF book. Having just surfaced from this and the last book, I'm sorry to say that this is the weakest link in the entire series. And a very weak link it is.The story starts out full of action - but none of it feels like the edge of the seat action found in previous books. In fact, it all feels like we're just hashing out routine. An explosion here, a crisis there. I find myself skipping whole paragraphs and then going back to read them

This was by far my least favorite Artemis book in the series. I don't know if I've just hit some sort of weird cosmic rut, but at least five of the books I've read this year which are parts of ongoing series have featured the main series protagonist being absent or fundamentally altered for a significant portion of the book. This one has Artemis experience a dissociative break very early on which lasts almost the length of the book. Much of the humor that the series is known for was absent as

Oh so bad. Definitely the worst in the series

This was a bit of a mixed bag for me. I love Artemis Fowl. Don't get me wrong. He was still quite humorous in this one, and I still enjoyed all the secondary characters' ingenuity and determination. I think it was going to be a tough thing for Colfer to portray mental illness in a good way with the cast of characters that he's working with, and I was right to a point. The characters treated the illness as a joke when Artemis was clearly suffering which didn't sit too well with me. I may just be

Artemis Fowl: The Atlantis Complex = Artemis Fowl and the Atlantis Complex (Artemis Fowl, #7), Eoin ColferArtemis Fowl: The Atlantis Complex is the seventh book in the Artemis Fowl series. It was published on 20 July 2010 in the United Kingdom and on 3 August 2010 in North America. It was followed by Artemis Fowl: The Last Guardian, which was confirmed to be the final book in the Artemis Fowl series. Artemis contracts Atlantis Complex, a fairy condition resembling a combination of

This book was provided by the publisher. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review. As the series begins to draw to a close with The Atlantis Complex as the second to last book, I see the story spiraling in all different directions and not necessarily in the good way.Throughout the Artemis Fowl books, my favorite part has always been Artemis's genius schemes (whether they're for good or evil). But in the seventh book, he loses that entirely and develops a case of

Actually this book really made me sad. I thought they would finally bring back the original cunning Artemis Fowl that made me fall in love with the series. But now that I've read this book my hopes of having a good Artemis Fowl book again are gone. I also thought adding Juliet back was extremely stupid. No one (myself) wanted to know what happened to her. Oh and Orion made me want to close the book and put in the pile of "I will never finish, waste of my money" books. The way Colfer decided to