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Cherub books.
Posted: 09 Apr 2011, 02:39
by Cnc_theft_auto
Anyone else read any of them? I'm up to the killing.
Also, anyone read Henderson's Boys? I started the first one but it didn't have the same charm to it that cherub did.
Tell
Posted: 11 Apr 2011, 23:24
by Maud Fitch
Do not know this series. Would be delighted if you could tell me more!
Posted: 12 Apr 2011, 04:46
by Cnc_theft_auto
It is a children's series about Cherub, a branch of MI5 (British Intelligence), where all agents are aged between 10 and 14.
Status update - now up to divine madness.
Too Old
Posted: 12 Apr 2011, 05:45
by Maud Fitch
Thanks CNC. Either I'm too old or the books are too young but they do sound very adventurous.
(PS: You are a fast reader!)
Posted: 12 Apr 2011, 16:59
by Cnc_theft_auto
Thank you. And the name is Andrew.
The language used in the books is very easy, but the books themselves might still be enjoyable. You should try them Maud.
See ya.
Posted: 14 Apr 2011, 00:08
by Aileenhu
I'm trying to get a copy of Mad Dogs.
Unfortunately, due to the horrid spoilers my friends say, I know some of the plot. And also unfortunately, there's a reader before me who's literally *slow* and so I'm slowing down myself. Oh well, what do you think of them at the moment?
Henderson's Boys-I've seen them in the library and sadly, I have too much on my reading list at the moment. I probably will read them sometime later?
Posted: 14 Apr 2011, 01:40
by Cnc_theft_auto
I'm loving cherub and am halfway through divine madness. If you go to the
official Cherub website then you can get quite a few free Cherub ebooks, including Kerry's first mission, and christmas at the campus.
I've started reading the first hendersons boys, but I've gotta say, they are not nearly as good as cherub.
Posted: 14 Apr 2011, 01:47
by Aileenhu
How'd you start reading them? (I've already been to the site)
My friends referred me.
Posted: 14 Apr 2011, 14:53
by Cnc_theft_auto
Aileenhu wrote:My friends referred me.
Same here. One of my friends in my class was reading Man Vs. Beast, I read the blurb, and it sounded good, so I got The Recruit, finished it in about two days, and a week later I'm halfway through Divine Madness.
Posted: 14 Apr 2011, 23:13
by Aileenhu
My friends have always bugged me about the "best" books. Another one they referred was the Hunger Games. Now I started reading Cherub...not long ago? I can't remember. I'm a fast reader and I would've been a lot faster if it weren't for the person-above-me.
I half wanted to start last year, but then, I was still only in year 8 and only year nines are allowed to read some books in the school library. Cherub was one of them.
Hope you enjoy the books!
Ail.
Posted: 15 Apr 2011, 03:57
by Cnc_theft_auto
I finished divine madness 2day. Its the worst one so far.
Posted: 15 Apr 2011, 20:47
by Aileenhu
You seem really into them.
(*comments*)
Re:
Posted: 28 May 2012, 15:01
by Cnc_theft_auto
Aileenhu wrote:And also unfortunately, there's a reader before me who's literally *slow* and so I'm slowing down myself.
I know its a bit late for help, but for future reference, heres what to do. Borrow out the one after the "slow" reader, so that when they finish they can't go on. Then borrow the next book & read it, and you've already got the second book to read onto, if that makes sense...