The Time Paradox (Artemis Fowl, Book 6) by Eoin Colfer Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of The Time Paradox (Artemis Fowl, Book 6)
Book Review: Thoroughly enjoy the Artemis Fowl audio books
Summary: 5 Stars
I recommend these audio books. This particular one (Time Paradox) is read by a different narrator, than the others, but he has done a good job as well.Book Review: Another breath-taker!
Summary: 4 Stars
I really loved this book. The plot was fast paced and complex. I'm a little relieved to see Artemis growing up and changing his ways.The only thing that bugged me was what happened to Minerva?? The book doesn't mention her ONCE! Maybe thats just to leave us wondering. This book picks up right after Artemis returns from his 3 year escapade in the "Limbo". When his mother becomes deathly ill with a fairy plague(she's always sick isn't she?), Artemis must journey back in time to save an extinct lemur,whose extinction his 10 year old self had a hand in... And meets someone who he hoped he would never meet again..... Book Review: AWESOME!
Summary: 4 Stars
It was really good!!! but i didn't feel it absolutely finalized the series so hopefully he is coming out with more!!Book Review: Where is Nathaniel Parker????
Summary: 1 Stars
I have absolutely LOVED every book in the series. Reading them is a hoot but listening to them is even better. I tried to listen to this book but was extremely disappointed. The new narrator changed the voice of Butler so that he no longer sounds strong and powerful, it is almost like they have changed the character. The publisher should have used Nathaniel Parker or simply NOT put this drivel on the market. If I could I would ask for my money back!!!!!!!!!!!Book Review: We miss Nathanial Parker
Summary: 4 Stars
This book is pretty good and won't likely dissapoint Artemis Fowl fans. It has the usual entertaining elements of the other stories in the series. But for fans of Nathanial Parker, who identified heavily with the characters in part created by his superb narrating abilities, it will be an adjustment. It's not that Enn Reitell is not a great story teller, he really did a servicable job. BUT, I never could get used to the incongruity of the new voices of Butler or Foley in particular. He did a great Mulch. So all in all, not our favorite in the series but well worth the read or listen. I hope Nathanial Parker returns for future Fowl books.