This Mass Market Paperback Book item from Simon Pulse was reviewed on 5-Nov-2008.
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1) Mass Market Paperback Book The Dealer (Cherub) by Simon Pulse. I love this series. The charachters are well developed, the vocabulary is rich, and the adventure is high, and it never gets boring. I reccomend this series for anyone between 12 and 18.¤ 2) Mass Market Paperback Book The Dealer (Cherub) by Simon Pulse. This book is not one to disappoint. In fact I am a slow reader and I was able to read this book all the way through on a five hour flight! Muchamore´s best writing characteristic is his characters they are deep and REAL which makes this book and all his others excellent beyond comparison. In fact I ordered some of his other books from England because they were not available in US.¤ 3) Mass Market Paperback Book The Dealer (Cherub) by Simon Pulse. I purchased this book for my 14-year old son. He loves this series. Read each book in a couple of days because he couldn´t set it down.¤ 4) Mass Market Paperback Book The Dealer (Cherub) by Simon Pulse. The Dealer
By: Robert Muchamore
The book I read was The Dealer by Robert Muchamore. In this report I will be telling you all about the book. I will tell you things about the main characters to the plot, the setting and my opinion on the book. Well I know you can´t wait to read this let´s get started.
"Good Guys": The main character in this book is James Adams. He was also the main character in the first book in this series. James is a 13 year old boy who works for a secret part of the British Military called Cherub. Kyle Blueman is one of James best friends at Cherub. Kyle met James at an orphanage while recruiting for Cherub. Kerry Chang is also one of James best friends at Cherub and he has a little crush on her. James and Kerry went through basic training together (basic training is a 100 day training period where agents prove they are worthy to be in Cherub). Nicole Eddison is another Cherub agent, one of James and Kerry´s friends. James little sister Lauren, is also at Cherub, but she hasn´t passed basic training yet.
"Bad Guys": The main bad guy is Keith Moore. He is a drug dealer and head of Keith Moore´s Gang. Keith Moore Jr. (aka junior) is one Keith Moore´s son (more about him later). April Moore is one of Keith Moore´s daughter. Ringo Moore is Keith´s other son and Erin is his other daughter. Dinesh is the son of Keith Moore´s business partner, who helps bag cocaine for Keith Moore.
The story is about how four kids (James, Kerry, Kyle and Nicole) help bust the drug dealer Keith Moore. The kids assignments on the mission are to befriend the Moore children. James has to befriend Junior, Kerry and Erin, Nicole and April and Kyle is supposed to befriend Ringo. This is a dangerous job. James becomes a drug deliverer for Keith and so does Kerry. Nicole gets a thing going with Junior and James pretends to like April. James, April, Nicole and Junior all are friends and they go over to the Moore house a lot. Kerry finds out about Dineshe´s Dad and Kerry James and his sister Laurens investigate the warehouse and found where Keith gets his cocaine bagged. James and Kerry get their cocaine stolen on a test run and they fight to get it back. After they do, Keith is very proud of them and tells them that Kerry can work with James on deliveries. After a party Nicole and Junior use cocaine and Nicole has to go to the hospital. Junior invite´s James to go to Miami with him and his dad, Keith. On one of there last nights in Miami there house gets ambushed and James kill´s a man in self defense. Then James runs away and meets up with the DEA official who has been helping him. They end up getting Keith Moore in prison for 15-20 years.
This story´s setting takes place in a couple of places in London and in Miami, Florida.
The theme of this novel is about kids our age that work for MI5 and they help put a drug leader into prison.
I absolutely loved this story. I have read this book around 8 or 9 times. I can´t stop reading it. The author makes it very addicting. The story is so good and exciting you never want to put this book down. I love how the author doesn´t make it too unbelievable, yet he doesn´t make it boring either. I also like the topic. Now there is a major problem with drugs and it makes sense to write a story about it. Robert Muchamore did a great job writing this book from a kid´s perspective. It seems like a 12 or 13 year old kid is telling you this story. I highly recommend any 5th or 6th grade student, or older to pick up this book. Actually they should read the first book in the series (I could go on and on about it also).
Review was written by Matthew Wine.
¤ 5) Mass Market Paperback Book The Dealer (Cherub) by Simon Pulse. CHERUB agents are all seventeen and under. They wear skate tees and hemp, and look like regular kids. But they´re not. They are trained professionals who are sent out on missions to spy on terrorists and international drug dealers. CHERUB agents hack into computers, bug entire houses, and download crucial documents. It is a highly dangerous job. For their safety, these agents DO NOT EXIST. James is on his most daring mission yet: to smack down the world´s most powerful drug lord. It means hitting the streets, where the dealers work. It´s a vicious business. But James is going to take it down...from the top.¤ Page Updated: Robert N. Goolsby, 3-Dec-2008, 06898778039780689877803, 9X0-030-110-901-471-551-8 
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