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Cherub: Class A
- Narrated by: Simon Scardifield
- Series: Cherub, Book 2
- Length: 5 hrs and 48 mins
- Categories: Teen & Young Adult, Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
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- Mike P
- 30-07-16
Another fantastic book
Fantastic book with great story. It's great to have the world of CHERUB continue in this exciting and action packed story
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- jake
- 04-04-16
very pleased with this purchase
It was good book that was made better by great narration. I could realy get a good feel for all the characters because the narrator.
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- Twilight Princess
- 17-03-18
Huge cherub fan
Well read, great story line, you wish every school could be like and offer its students this amazing opportunity.!
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- DG
- 28-03-17
Really good
I really like all the Robert muchamore books. I would defiantly recommended them but make sure you start at book 1 or the story is a bit confusing
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- Eleanor Coulson
- 22-07-20
Banging
Epic and cool and cool and epic and epic did I mention it was epic
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- ItzJohnny
- 15-06-20
Another amazing book to add to my collection
This was my second time reading this book (a bit like the first in the series with it being my first time listening on audible though). The book still gives me the same joy it did when I read it a couple years back. I look forward to finally reading the other books, thoroughly, in the series. Only nitpick was the fact that sometimes when the narrator spoke, I couldnt fully understand what he was saying. In the end this wasn't really a problem as I still understood the story to be able to enjoy it.
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- M Brookes
- 14-06-20
Great story, marred by some dated attitudes
Great fun, engaging story. slightly spoilt by mysogonist and homophobic attitudes at moments, but doesn't last long.
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- jem
- 08-06-20
For older kids.
I bought this book for my 10 year old, trusting the guidance for 11-13, only to listen to very graphic details about cocaine. Yes I should have guessed with the title and read the blog but a little too late I would suggested it is a book better suited for 14 and up.
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- Stephen Pearce
- 29-05-20
Great read, definitely recommend
Great book with a great story and characters to go with it, Definitely recommend to teens
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- Anonymous User
- 25-05-20
Great book
It was/is very entertaining and easy to listen to. It's a good plot and carries James story nicely for the next book.
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- Dan
- 26-04-20
Excellent bubblegum for the brain
Book 2 is better paced than book 1. Characters, situations, and storyline are all plausible while not exactly realistic. Great character development. Eager to start book 3 of 15.
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- Pokemon guy
- 16-04-20
Awesome Book
Pls listen to this!! It is a great book but listen to the 1st one.
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-03-20
better than I remember
I remember reading these with my old lab partner after we were done with Alex Rider. It's a little more child friendly, but solves most of the issues with Rider. It's a little difficult to follow the details if it's your first British Novel. On a similar note, many British novels are almost ruined by an American narrator. My only issue with the narration is that the volume is quieter than the average recording on audible. While it can help in building suspense, it's an issue with headphones and especially in the car trying to balance everything.