James Adams is an agent of the secret organisation Cherub and it will be his task to uncover the illegal activities of a gang.
Robert Muchamore’s book Mad Dogs offers everything a good book for 12 years old children needs. The story is written in an interesting way and it is the successful continuation of the Cherub-Series.

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Review 2 for Mad Dogs

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5 out of 5

John paulson

good

29 May 2011

good

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Review 3 for Mad Dogs

Overall rating:

5 out of 5

John paulson

the best

28 June 2010

just read this, it's really good. Best so far

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Review 4 for Mad Dogs

Overall rating:

5 out of 5

John paulson

its great

27 June 2010

it is soooooo good!

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Review 5 for Mad Dogs

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5 out of 5

Matthew B.

02 August 2008

i could not put this this down! it is so exciting, i have noticed that as james gets older the mood of the book darkens. the baddies become more violent and this is certainly true with this book.sasha is totally nuts!i finished the book in one night!my parents came in and told me to go to sleep because i had school the next morning so i pretended i stayed up holding a tourch under my douvie so they would think i was asleep.during the exiting parts i found my self sitting bolt upright even mouthing the words as i read along. buy it now! i have recomended it to all of my friends

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Review 6 for Mad Dogs

Overall rating:

5 out of 5

Matthew B.

02 August 2008

i have to disagree with george marino alex rider is totally unbelieveable

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Review 7 for Mad Dogs

Overall rating:

5 out of 5

Connor Read

10 November 2007

in the top three of my favorite books i hae ever read

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Review 8 for Mad Dogs

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5 out of 5

Alex Watts

25 October 2007

This is Robert Muchamore's eighth book and is the latest of the cherub series. I own and have read all of them. I think there great books packed with adventure, action and everything a teenager would want to be. I am a fourteen-year-old boy and after undergoing a dyslexia course this was the first series I have read. I started reading these books when i was eleven, and read them so quickly when they come out. Then I have to wait six months for the next one. But if you've never read a book in your life, try this book as it will get you hooked! A great read I received the book yesterday and am already half way through. A great book for all to enjoy.

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Review 9 for Mad Dogs

Overall rating:

5 out of 5

Alex Watts

25 October 2007

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Review 10 for Mad Dogs

Overall rating:

5 out of 5

george marino

01 October 2007

It is one of my favorite books, i have read the whole series of them and I'm sure all the fans are bored of reading on the cover: "A must for Alex Rider fans" These books are so good that it should read on the Alex Rider books: "A must for CHERUB fans"i was shocked by how good these books were when someone pointed them out to me, everybody must read them.

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Review 11 for Mad Dogs

Overall rating:

5 out of 5

Fiona Johnson

10 September 2007

I got hold of a preview copy of the book and thought I'd share my views on it.This book isn't just Muchamore turned up to 11. The whole series is completely tuned in to what the younger generation wants to read, it seems that Muchamore has managed to capture it in a book so fast paced and adrenalin filled that there is in the end little time to not be reading it!I won't tell you too much about the plot however as per usual with a CHERUB book you have just more than one storyline to keep you the story thrilling and the book sees many of the main characters grow up, as well as some of the background details be built up helping you gain a real sense of the CHERUB world.For the first time we see a gadgets master in the book, although he isn't supplying the agents with gameboys crammed with a smoke bomb and bug finder. Knives, miniature guns and nanotube fabric are the order of the day - this is certainly not Alex Rider. We're no longer talking of kids who can't handle weapons and who certainly can't get injured of hurt.Mad Dogs is certainly brilliantly crafted and is a superb read. It could be quite controversial as some aspects of the book are more adult than child, however any fan of the series and new readers alike will love the book for what it is.A true five star read!

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