– Customer review on 29/09/2010

I love this series and this book is no exception. The Cherub series is similar in some ways to the Alex Rider series which I also like very much. It is about a group of child agents who are out into situations in which adults could not go in order to stop organized crime and terrorist activities. What I like most about this series, perhaps in comparison to Alex Rider, is that in many ways it is extremely realistic. Great read, recommend it mainly for teenagers and young adults.

– Customer review on 23/12/2007

This is an awesome series of books for kids probably age twelve and upwards. im sure people much older would really enjoy them too. James Adams is one one of his tougest missions with Cherub yet: infiltrate a cult if you will, activists who are desperately trying to stop animal testing. Together with his sister Lauren, they are thrust into the reality of animal cruelty, and lauren begins to wonder if animal creulty is wrong. she decides to become a vegetarian.
a very good book that i couldnt put down

– Customer review on 14/03/2007

This is an awesome series of books for kids probably age ten and upwards. I'm quite a bit older than this, and I still really enjoy them! James Adams is one one of his tougest missions with Cherub yet: infiltrate a cult if you will, activists who are desperately trying to stop animal testing. Together with his sister Lauren, they are thrust into the reality of animal cruelty, and Laruen especially, begins to wonder whether she's joined the wrong side...
An engaging read, very action packed.