CHERUB #2: Class A Award-winning author by Robert Muchamore (author) (UK edition)

Author/Illustrator

Robert Muchamore

Robert Muchamore was born in Islington in 1972 and spent thirteen years working as a private investigator. He was inspired to create the CHERUB series by his nephews complaints about the lack of anything for them to read!

The CHERUB series launched in 2004 with Robert’s debut novel CHERUB: The Recruit. It went on to win the Red House Children’s Book Award in 2005 and Richard & Judy’s Children’s Book Club in 2007 and has now been turned into Hodder’s first graphic novel. The central character James Adams enjoyed 12 CHERUB adventures, retiring as an active agent in CHERUB: Shadow Wave. In August 2011, CHERUB launched People’s Republic – a brand new story arc following the lives of new recruits Ryan and Ning with Guardian Angel publishing in August 2012.

In 2009, Henderson’s Boys was launched, taking readers back to the very first CHERUB adventure and explaining how Charles Henderson established the CHERUB organisation. His latest series is Rock Wars.

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1. viridian13
   on 31 July 2015

   One of the best series ever! :-)

   4 out of 5

2. AngelofDeath
   on 7 March 2014

   I loved the book, it’s got amazing jokes and action.

3. Athena14
   on 5 March 2014

   Another incredible book. Funny, exciting, tension. This book is INCREDIBLE!

4. Bookworm81
   on 6 March 2013

   Class A is different and ten times better then any other books like Alex Rider, it’s more realistic and you find yourself constantly reading it.

5. kicky105
   on 3 March 2012

   The second book in the series takes James on his biggest adventure yet! This one is exciting, thrilling, with a hint of humor! It is the best CHERUB book in my opinion!

6. moejsimpson21
   on 20 October 2011

   this is a amazing book really good it was a book that made me want to start to read again the first 5 words made me read on really good book every one should read but it does say not sutiable for younger readers on it but i would recommened the age 10+ maybe

   5 out of 5

7. barnred123
   on 3 March 2011

   This book is really exciting although not really for younger children. Great book!