Collection: Junior Fiction - Premier's Reading Challenge

Artemis Fowl has constructed a super-computer from stolen fairy technology, and in the wrong hands it could be fatal for humans and fairies alike.

Opal Koboi, power-crazed pixie, is plotting to exterminate mankind and become fairy queen. If she succeeds, the spirits of long-dead fairy warriors will rise from the earth, inhabit the nearest available bodies and wreak mass destruction.

Ten millennia ago, the fairy people were defeated in a great battle with mankind, forcing them to move underground. Only the 8th family of fairies remained undefeated: the demons. But now one demon has discovered the secrets of the fairy world, and if humans get hold of this information, the fair...

The fairy people have wiped all knowledge of their world from the brain of the only human they're scared of: criminal genius Artemis Fowl. But now they need him - and fast...

Artemis Fowl is no stranger to trouble. In fact he's a magnet for it. Man-eating trolls, armed and dangerous (not to mention high-tech) fairies, flame-throwing goblins - he's seen the lot. He had decided to forego criminal activity of the more magical kind. However ... now his mother is gravely i...

Arthur is a lone dog in Mrs Humber's pet shop and, each day, he attempts to copy the attributes and antics of the popular pets like the rabbits, snakes, fish, cats and frogs so that he will be purchased. Meanwhile, Melanie and her grandfather have been attracted to the shaggy dog who knows lots o...

Something curious is going on at the museum . . . Arthur and his class are on a field trip, and Arthur can't wait to explore! But will there be time to see everything? And what happens after Arthur makes an unexpected discovery?

Their friends must decide which party to attend when Francine schedules her birthday party for the same day as Arthur's birthday party.

None of Arthur's friends wear glasses and his classmates tease him! But when he stops wearing them, he gets in all kinds of trouble. Maybe four eyes really are better than two.

Arthur is not happy about the prospect of going on vacation with his family while his best friend Buster goes away to camp. When it looks like the trip is going to be a complete disaster, Arthur decides to do something about it, and the whole family ends up having a great time.