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Deny All Charges by Eoin Colfer
5.0
Fowls Always do the Unexpected
The Twins are back, and Eoin Colfer takes them on another chaotic adventure. It is not wise to anger dwarves, or the Fowl parents. Grounded after a fateful jet accident, Myles and Beckett are forced to forgo any of their normal deviances, and any contact with the fairy world. Except the fairy world has not forgotten about the Fowls. When Myles is kidnapped without his usual tech defenses, Beckett with the help of Lazuli impulsively run to Myles rescue. Together, the brothers have another fairy conflict to solve. Myles and Beckett are two very dissimilar characters, and these differences provide a fun counterpoint between book and active learning. Eoin Colfer does not underestimate the intelligence of his readers, as he in not afraid to use a variety of vocabulary and scientific concepts. With plenty of age appropriate kid jokes, and bathroom humor provided by Beckett. The brothers enthusiastically explore how to work together, complementing each other’s strengths and weaknesses. While also encouraging and understanding their particularities. With the added bonus of a clever plot! Also, there are many references to Artemis from the perspective of the Fowl family. This is an exciting and unexpected addition to the LEP files.
The Twins are back, and Eoin Colfer takes them on another chaotic adventure. It is not wise to anger dwarves, or the Fowl parents. Grounded after a fateful jet accident, Myles and Beckett are forced to forgo any of their normal deviances, and any contact with the fairy world. Except the fairy world has not forgotten about the Fowls. When Myles is kidnapped without his usual tech defenses, Beckett with the help of Lazuli impulsively run to Myles rescue. Together, the brothers have another fairy conflict to solve. Myles and Beckett are two very dissimilar characters, and these differences provide a fun counterpoint between book and active learning. Eoin Colfer does not underestimate the intelligence of his readers, as he in not afraid to use a variety of vocabulary and scientific concepts. With plenty of age appropriate kid jokes, and bathroom humor provided by Beckett. The brothers enthusiastically explore how to work together, complementing each other’s strengths and weaknesses. While also encouraging and understanding their particularities. With the added bonus of a clever plot! Also, there are many references to Artemis from the perspective of the Fowl family. This is an exciting and unexpected addition to the LEP files.