Children's Audiobooks · Teen & Young Adult
Artemis Fowl Movie Tie-In Edition
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From a strikingly original voice in fiction comes the story of Artemis Fowl, a very unusual hero. Artemis combines the astuteness of Sherlock Holmes with the sangfroid of James Bond and the attitude of Attila the Hun. But even Artemis doesn't know what he's taken on when he kidnaps a fairy, Captain Holly Short of LEPrecon Unit.
These aren't the fairies of bedtime stories. These fairies are armed and they're dangerous. Artemis thinks he's got them just where he wants them, but then they stop playing by the rules . .Full of unexpected twists and turns, ARTEMIS FOWL opens up a riveting world of magic, mystery, and humor.
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What the Evidence Adds
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Humor
Humor is a meaningful part of the book’s personality and helps shape how the story lands.
Built from 86 retained source records across 2 independent discussions and 2 source networks.
Narrator Experience
How Nathaniel Parker performs this particular recording.
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Performance summary
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Performance at a glance
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Evidence behind this section
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What It Feels Like to Listen
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What this means for you: The story promises a lively blend of magic, mystery, humor, and reversals, driven by a young protagonist whose intelligence is as important as his ambition. It should appeal most to listeners who enjoy comic danger and morally unconventional heroes, though the recording-specific picture remains limited.
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Listener Themes
How themes are identified
The available public conversation leans toward a funny, well-written adventure with an appealingly unusual premise. Praise for the narration is present, but it is less developed than the discussion of the story itself.
Evidence sources for these themes
Based on themes repeated across 9 independent discussions and 8 source networks.
Where Listeners Agree
The strongest agreement centers on humor & banter and humor. The leading theme appears across 2 independent discussions and 1 source network, which makes it more than a one-off reaction.
The strongest theme is independently supported across 2 discussions and 1 source network.
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Is This Right for You?
You’ll probably enjoy this if…
- Readers aged roughly 8–12 and adults who enjoy clever middle-grade fantasy
- Listeners who like mischievous heroes, magical conspiracies, and strategic contests
- Fans of humorous dialogue and stories that mix modern technology or crime sensibilities with fairy lore
It might not be the best fit if…
- Readers looking for a conventionally virtuous hero
- Anyone needing a strongly documented narration profile before choosing an edition
- Listeners who prefer realistic settings over magic and supernatural conflict
Best listening context
- A family-friendly fantasy listen
- A first book in a humorous adventure series
- A choice for listeners who enjoy plot-driven stories with an unusual central character
Our Take
Artemis Fowl is a strong fit for readers who like inventive fantasy, clever schemes, irreverent humor, and protagonists who do not begin as straightforward heroes. The story’s mix of modern crime plotting and armed fairies gives it a distinctive comic-adventure energy. Public reaction points positively toward the writing and humor, while the audiobook-specific performance picture remains developing rather than conclusive.
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Runtime & Edition Details
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- B00022FDGM
Before You Listen
- The story centers on a protagonist who begins as a criminal strategist rather than a traditional hero.
- Detailed information about pacing, emotional intensity, and the recording’s full performance is limited.
- This is the English-language Movie Tie-In Edition, narrated by Nathaniel Parker.
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- Unsupported information is withheld instead of displayed as a zero score
86 evidence records remain in the research set behind this page after filtering and deduplication.
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FAQ
Is this a good choice for younger listeners?
The available description presents it as an engaging children’s adventure aimed especially at roughly ages 8–12. It combines magic, danger, jokes, and a clever central scheme, so it may suit confident middle-grade listeners who enjoy mischievous heroes and high-stakes fantasy.
What kind of protagonist is Artemis?
Artemis is an unusual, morally unconventional hero: highly intelligent, calculating, and audacious rather than traditionally heroic. His plan puts him in direct conflict with a dangerous fairy world.
How long is this audiobook?
This edition has a listed runtime of 6 hours and 6 minutes.
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