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Class A (CHERUB #2) (Bk. 2)

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or those of you missing life after alex rider this is the book for you!
this book is the excellent sequel to 'the recruit' by robert muchamoore- an original tale of child spies who live in the real world. this sequel follows the story of JamesAdams (formerly James choke) and his new life at cherub. this book is rich and original - a breath of fresh air after the gloom and doom of scorpia. the characters in this sequal are vibrant and relaistic and believable. i'll try not to give away too much about the nature of this latest cherub book but involves drug smuggling and lots of action! die hard alex rider fans and new readers alike will enjoy this cracking book as James, lauren, kerry, amy, bruce and kyle return once more and re just as entertaining as in the recruit. i would definitely recommend buying this book as it has lots of re-readability. overall this book deserves 5/5. (...)

Honestly, I loved the book. It has everything I like in a novel, and at times I was jumping around my room pretending to fight drug dealers. BUT, i HATE the price! It was $11.00 when I saw it, and the next day I brought it for $17?! I was so annoyed, but nevertheless I purchased it- because it was one dollar less than dymocks.

I adored it, but seriously- too much money.

This is a fabulous series for children aged 12 - 100. This is a captivating series. I can only wish books like this existed when I was a child. Well done Mr Muchamore.

Second in the Cherub series, James is back in action along with his friends from Cherub. This time there is a cocaine drugs ring to infiltrate and take down, and Cherub are brought in to get close to the children of the drug baron, Keith Moore.

These books are good action adventures, in the same vein as Alex Rider. The concept is perfect - how many children have not dreamed at some point of being a secret agent? Look at the success of Alex Rider or the TV programme M.I.High to see how this series will immediately stir the imaginations of its intended audience.

The books are gritty. Not realistic exactly, but not stretching the bounds of disbelief too much, but also describing the world much as it is. That makes these books best suited to a young adult audience although I have known children as young as 9 to have read these. They no doubt enjoyed them, but parents of those 9 year olds may prefer to discuss some of the themes in the book. This story was not an epic struggle between good and evil. Instead the good guys have their faults and the bad guys have firendships, loyalty and love. This is a good challenging read for young people.

I purchased Class A for my 13 year old son who read it in no time at all along with the rest of the series. He really enjoyed it and recommends it highly!!!

ok so i read this book but it was called the dealer itsa tht exact same book and its on amazon but its called the dealer idk its just confusing cause i read the review and i was like huh this is the dealer lol but yah idk if its cuz i live in usa or wut

This book is the second in the CHERUB series. It's action-packed and a page-turner. I'd say the books in this series are for teens, as some of the content is too mature, in my opinion, for younger readers. So, if you're a parent and considering the CHERUB series for your kids, you might want to take a look into more detailed plot summaries. (Good summaries are available at wikipedia.) You may find the Alex Rider, Jimmy Coates, Artemis Fowl, and Percy Jackson series more suited to capable younger readers.

James Adams, 13 year old spy, starts his latest mission yet;to take down one of the most secretive and most lethal cocaine dealers in the world, at the time. James and three other Cherub agents have to mix in with his kids and find out key information only children can get.

I thoroughly recommend this pacey, action packed novel to all young teenagers.

this is a great book i would recamend every one to read it. I personaly do perfer the recruit and a few other books but all his books are so good. im 3 weeks into somer vacation and i already read the first 6 books and i didnt start them until about 1 1/2 weeks into summer. defintly read this. i stayed up to 1:30 at night reading his books twice this summer. defiantle read. its more action packed then alex rider yet more realistic.

After Cherub: the recruit came out i thought it looked good and i went and bought it. Little did i know that i would have finished it within six hours, as it was the best book i've ever read, until its sequel came out Cherub: class A. Cherub: class A is about a cocaine dealer named Kieth Moore who receives cocaine from South America, and then sells it throughout England, using tennagers as the delivery boys. James Adams, who is a CHERUB agent (children used as spies by British Intelligence) is sent to Luton where Kieth Moore lives along with his friends Kerry Chang, Kyle Blueman and Nicole Eddison. He makes friends with Junior Moore, Kieth's son, and Kerry makes friends with Dinesh, an Indian boy whose dad works with Kieth. Lauren, James' sister comes to Luton for a few days on her birthday and in the process helps James and Kerry infiltrate a factory where all the cocaine was being developed. This led to many arrests, and Kieth went to Miami with his son, who invited James to come along. There a South American group called Lambayeke attacked Kieth, Junior and James, and Junior and Keith were both arrested with gun wounds, james was taken to the Miami home of John Jones, an MI5 agent.

The ideas of Robert Muchamore are fabulous, and if you have read the Recruit, read this, if you haven't read the recruit read them both!