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The right of Robert Muchamore to be identified as the Author ‘CHERUB is a must for Alex Rider lovers.’ Travis, age 14 ‘CHERUB is the first book I ever read cover to cover. ‘So good I forced my friends to read it, and they’re glad I did!’ Helen, age 14 ‘My sixteen-year-old son read The Recruit in one sitting, then went out the next day and got the sequel.’ Sophie Smiley, teacher and children’s author You won’t regret it.’ The Ultimate Teen Book Guide ‘If you can’t bear to read another story about elves, princesses or spoiled rich kids who never go to the toilet, try this. For more information on Robert and his work, visit Praise for the CHERUB series: The CHERUB series has won numerous awards, including the Red House Children’s Book Award.

CHERUB: The Recruit is his first novel in the series. Robert Muchamore was born in 1972 and spent thirteen years working as a private investigator.

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