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Artemis Fowl Series
Artemis Fowl (2001)
A 12-year-old criminal mastermind kidnaps the leader of a group of fairies, who turn out to be armed and dangerous. (Ages 12 and up)
The Arctic Incident (2002)
A young criminal mastermind must team up with his adversaries, the fairies, to save his father. (Ages 12 and up)
The Eternity Code (2003)
The father of a young criminal mastermind wants him to give up his life outside the law; he resists.
Other
Dublin Noir: The Celtic Tiger vs. the Ugly American
(2006), Ken Bruen, ed.
Brand new stories by: Charlie Stella, Craig
McDonald, Duane Swierczynski, Eoin Colfer,
Gary Phillips, James O. Born,
Jason Starr,
Jim Fusilli, John Rickards,
Ken Bruen, Kevin Wignall, Laura
Lippman, Olen Steinhauer, Pat Mullan, Patrick J. Lambe, Peter Spiegelman,
Ray Banks, Reed Farrel Coleman,
Sarah Weinman, and others.
Irish crime-fiction sensation Ken Bruen and cohorts shine a light on the
dark streets of Dublin. Dublin Noir features an awe-inspiring cast
of writers who between them have won all major mystery and crime-fiction
awards. This collection introduces secret corners of a fascinating city
and surprise assaults on the "Celtic Tiger" of modern Irish prosperity. The Wish List (2003) Benny and Babe (2001)
Benny Shaw, the sports-mad, carefree lad whose adventures in Tunisia have convinced him that he can take on the world, suffers a severe blow to his pride when he meets Babe Meara. He may be a wise guy, but she is at least three steps ahead of him. And he's on her territory. Benny is visiting his grandfather in the country for the summer holidays and finds his position as a "townie" makes him the object of much teasing by natives. Babe is the village tomboy, given serious respect by the local tough guys. She runs a thriving business, rescuing the lost lures and flies of visiting fishermen and selling them at a tidy profit. Babe just might consider Benny as her business partner. But things become very complicated, and dangerous, when Furty Howlin wants a slice of the action. -- Amazon Benny and Omar (2001)
Two cultures meet in this hilarious book about a young sports fanatic named Benny who is forced to leave his home in Ireland and move with his family to Tunisia. He wonders how he will survive in such an unfamiliar place. Then he teams up with wild and resourceful Omar, and a madcap friendship between the two boys leads to trouble, escapades, a unique way of communicating, and ultimately a heartbreaking challenge. -- Amazon Ed's Funny Feet (2000) with Woody (Illustrator)
Ed Cooper has a problem with his big toes: they are facing each other instead of straight ahead. Ed needs correction shoes to straighten his feet out. Everybody will laugh at him. He uses every trick he can think of to avoid wearing the shoes, but it's no use, and at last the shoes arrive. -- Amazon Going Potty (1999) with Woody (Illustrator)
Ed Cooper's a senior infant now and that means using the big boys' toilet. Ed needs "to go" but he just can't. The big white toilet is very different to the junior infants' loo - and goodness knows what is hiding down there. Maybe, just maybe, there's a way out - Gran's potty. Can it save the day? -- Amazon
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