For a general audience:
* Intriguing hook: "In a world where fairies are real and technology reigns supreme, Artemis Fowl, the criminal mastermind, faces his greatest challenge yet: a forgotten artifact that threatens to unlock a power beyond comprehension."
* Action-packed: "Artemis Fowl is back, and this time, the stakes are higher than ever. As a mythical threat awakens, Artemis must race against time to stop an ancient evil from unleashing chaos upon the world."
* Focus on the protagonist: "Artemis Fowl, the brilliant but arrogant criminal mastermind, finds himself in a race against time to prevent the awakening of a legendary power that could plunge the world into chaos."
For a more specific audience (e.g., fans of the series):
* Highlighting the series' themes: "Following the events of "Artemis Fowl," the titular criminal mastermind faces a new challenge that explores themes of power, responsibility, and the consequences of unchecked ambition."
* Referencing previous events: "The discovery of the "Eternity" throws Artemis back into a world of ancient magic and dangerous adversaries. The stakes are higher than ever as Artemis grapples with the consequences of his past actions."
For a more academic summary:
* Contextualizing the work: "Eoin Colfer's "Fowl and the Eternity" builds upon the established world and characters of the "Artemis Fowl" series, exploring themes of power, technology, and the balance between human and mythical worlds."
* Focusing on plot elements: "The novel revolves around the discovery of a powerful artifact known as the "Eternity" which, if unleashed, could have devastating consequences for both the human and fairy worlds. Artemis Fowl must use his cunning and ingenuity to prevent this catastrophic outcome."
No matter how you choose to start, remember to:
* Keep it concise: Aim for a summary that captures the essence of the book without giving away too much.
* Be accurate: Make sure your summary reflects the plot, characters, and themes of the book accurately.
* Consider your audience: Tailor your language and level of detail to the intended reader.
Good luck with your summary!