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Fowl Twins Deny All Charges by Eion Colfer


 

Time for a Book Review!

"Deny All Charges" by Eion Colfer
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0008324867/

Another great sequel to the Artemis Fowl Twins series as "Deny All Charges" explores the newest adventure of Miles, Beckett, and Lazuli as they deal with kidnappers and the quest to reclaim lost fairy gold for the imfamous Horteknut dwarves. Miles must make tough choices as Beckett and Lazuli are in danger and Lazuli's magic is sealed. Eventually, the crew must separate to use their strengths to save the day and many innocent lives. Will the heroes be successful? What will they learn through these dangerous challenges. A thrilling adventure where the heroes have to explore outside their comfort zones.

As a teacher, this is a fun story as preteens have to make hard choices and learn to deal with consequences, not that the twins are very good at following punishments. I can see students enjoying the twins clever antics and enjoying the story overall. Students are always more engaged when they find something relatable or fun.

As a cosplayer, the Gloop goldfish tie sticks out the most, but all the characters would be fun to cosplay. You even get to see the Fowl parents in action as everyone finds themselves in trouble. Lazuli's blue skin would probably be the hardest part to replicate but those skilled with body paint or makeup could probably due a smashing job. Can't wait to see what people come up with.

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