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Imaginary Fred by Eoin Colfer and Oliver Jeffers is a big deal for a few reasons. First off, Imaginary Fred is the first picture book written by Colfer, author of the phenomenal eight volume series about the twelve-year-old millionaire, genius and criminal mastermind, Artemis Fowl. Colfer's newest, possibly more amazing series W.A.R.P. features a teenaged American FBI agent, Chevie Savano
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W.A.R.P. Book 1: The Reluctant Assassin is the new series from Eoin Colfer of Artemis Fowl fame. When I was a bookseller, Colfer's Artemis Fowl series was
Artemis Fowl by Irish author Eoin Colfer (pronounced Owen) is an impressive series of books that is a mash-up of fantasy, science fiction and spy novels with a twelve-year old genius at it's heart. And, amidst all the spectacular weaponry, reconnaissance gizmos, fairies, trolls, dwarves and centaurs, the characters are truly the heart of the books. Colfer takes such care and precision with the
I must read this!!!<br /><br />(and I hope your daughter is doing well)
YOU WILL LOVE IT!! I might suggest waiting a until 2014 so you don't have the long, long wait that is ahead of me until book 2 comes out in Spring. And thanks for your kind thoughts - she is doing better, slowly but surely!
Love the UK cover and glad to hear your daughter is doing somewhat better.
@Brenda - Thanks! I like the UK cover better, too. I would love to be a fly on the wall for a discussion of cover art for a kid's book someday...