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I think most people were thrown off by how abruptly she was added into the story, and then she kind of just left...and how, compared to Artemis, she didn't have the whole smart-AND-trying-to-save-the-world thing going on. When I was reading, I didn't like her, but I think now I do. Mostly because it looks like the whole Artemis/Holly thing isn't going to work out. :(
I hate Minerva too. But I think there are some possibilities with her. I think Artemis can teach her things. And it would be good for Artemis to have a friend his own age, that is the same intelligence level.About Opal--I think it would be really cool if Colfer played more on the revenge/torture aspect of her personality. Artemis has really foiled her plans multiple times...I think it would be really, I don't know, scary or emotional or whatever if Opal somehow got payback and almost, like, broke his spirit, his motivation or his arrogance or whatever. It would be really sad though. If you've read The Wizard Heir than I think you'd know what I mean.
I dont want anyone to die Root was bad enough but maybe they could bring him back because of the whole time travel thing
I just had a freaky premonition that someone else is going to die because of Opal. Hopefully that won't happen. But it would be really sad if it did. But Colfer has to come up with something else other than world domination / revealing the fairies. What else would motivate Opal? Hmmmmmmmmmmm
I've never noticed that Mulch is like Ditto, but now that you mentioned it....that's funny he is! Like some sort of comic relief character.
that would be intresting and in a way totally unsurprising. has anyone noticed that mulch is a lot like Ditto
i don't like to spend my time daydreaming about what possibly could have happened to opal. it's too scary
I actually don't like daydreaming about the end of a book, I just like everything wrapped up, strings tied, case closed. Other wise it torments me.
Yeah. I like it when series end with a few unanswered questions, because it leaves more room for imagination. I hate when it completely ends, closes up, and there is no room left for daydreaming.
idk if i really want there to b another book even though opal isnt being restrained. nothing can ever b perfect
there is a 7th book!!! you can't just end with the opal from the past frolicking around in the future
I think he is going to take a break so it is the end of it for now but I think he will get back to them
i don't know how many times i've reread them
but it's a lot
the 6th one i've reread three times but other than that i didn't keep track
i've read the 1st AF book twice. the 2nd & 3rd once. the 4th 3-5 times (i forgot). the 5th 3 times. and the 6th one twice.
i agree! he's so not shallow
even though he makes tons of jokes the books always have a deeper meaning
much more than any other YA/children's author
i only reread good books and so i reread colfer's books all the time
Cool, thanks. Go Eoin Colfer! Aaaaah he's such a good author...There are a LOT of good authors, but I think I like Colfer because he's not, like, shallow. His books are deep and make you think. They're the kind that, when you reread them, you find something new. I love authors like this because I feel they really contribute to children's/young adult literature. They teach lessons in a fun, appropriate way. Aaaah I just love his books so much!




