1. Compose a paper discussing whether this novel falls under science fiction, fantasy, or a blend of both genres.

2. Compile a list of renowned child prodigies. How many of these individuals ended up becoming criminals?

3. Develop a code inspired by your cultural interests, such as science, arts, or sports, and use it to write a brief message to your best friend.

4. Design a building that you would use as a fortress. What technologies would you incorporate for protection and convenience? Invent a device tailored to your specific needs and create a drawing to accompany your architectural design.

5. Detail the hierarchy of fairies and compare it to the organization and bureaucracy of various countries' military systems.

6. Investigate Irish mythology and history to assess how much of the information presented by Colfer is based on facts.

7. Examine the theme of kidnapping and treasure theft in this book and compare it with similar themes in other children's literature.

8. Rewrite a well-known belief, like the Easter Bunny, to fit the fictional history of a time when fairies and Mud People coexisted and exchanged favors.

9. Imagine you are a fairy and come up with a strategy to outsmart Artemis. What insights from this novel would assist you? What mistakes made by the fairies would you avoid?

10. Create a wanted poster for Artemis Fowl to circulate in the fairy realm. Include a physical description, a list of crimes, and an illustration.