Title: Fantastic Fowl
Product review: Truly the best book I have read for entertainment value. It will appeal to adults even more than children because of its subtle writing. Artemis is a very complex little boy who is taking on adult responsibilities and doing very well. He uses his natural intelligence and hard, hard work studying the computer to regain the family fortunes. He wants us to think he is a tough, macho man, but his endearing childishness and true goodness and morality show through many times. He doesn't want to appear a wimp so he tries to disguise his goodness. If readers can't see through this, that's too bad for them. The actual writing is spare and appropriate. There is no horrible overwriting and reapeating and padding like in the last Harry Potter and I wouldn't compare it to that book at all. Read and enjoy for the wit, writing, excitement and excellent characters. This is from a high-school teacher who should know.
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