The Lost City of Faar by J.C. Machale

The Lost City of Faar is the 2nd book of Pendragon.

It takes you to another territory called Cloral.

The Merchant Of Death, Pendragon by D.J Machale

Pendragon is another amazing fiction and adventure series filled with different worlds, beings, races, and fights.

This series is all about Bobby Pendragon, a 14 year old kid whose biggest worry used to be if Courtney Chetwynde, his friendly rival who has a crush on him, likes him.

But then one night, Bobby's fun Uncle Press comes to him at night right in the extreme surprise make out session with Courtney who came a few minutes before Uncle Press. Press tells Bobby to come with him and says that people need their help. In the end Bobby is riding at the back of Uncle Press' motorcycle at full speed toward an abandoned subway station in Bronx, Manhattan. There he meets a bunch of 'quigs' which in that certain case were humongous dogs, and I'm not talking huge rottweiler or something, I mean HUGE, as in 3 and a half feet high and 4 and half feet long!!!!!! Then they also meet their main enemy who in a way created the quigs, Saint Dane. Then theres a gun fight between Uncle press and Saint Dane. Few minutes late Bobby's flying down a flume, a portal between worlds/territories.

Bobby later finds out that he is a Traveler, people that can travel through flumes and send things throung the flumes.

He is now on the territory Denduron, a medieval territory in peril, with two clans one treated like slaves to the other clan, and the other clan are flat out mean to them!!

Go and read it

Sleepwalker by Robert Muchamore

#9 of the great kid spy series!!


A huge airliner crashes, more than 300 passengers dead, and a miserable kid named Fahim bin Hassam found out that his dad is involved in it! What's more, this kid has emotional and sleepwalking problems, then that means nobody is likely to believe him if he says something.

But he does say something. Sort of. He tries to announce it on the phone to 911 but he backs of, fearing the wrath of his unjust, violent father.






This time instead of James Adams on this crazy mission, it's Lauren Adams. And her co-agent is Jake Parker, brother(and annoyance) of her best friend Bethany Parker, who is sent later on in the mission for backup.

As everything turns out, it seems in order to get Fahim's dad arrested the cherubs have to reveal their real identities to Fahim. What will happen at that? Read the book then!! (ahahahaha!)

Mad Dogs by Robert Muchamore

Mad Dogs is another great book of the amazing kid spy series Cherub.

In this one, James( the main character) is trying to infiltrate two crazy thug gangster clubs called the Runts and the Slasher Boys. The Runts are mainly just a whole lot of youth gangsters that put together a club, they are mainly killer, drug addicted maniacs with no sense cunning or smarts.

The Slasher Boys on the other hand, are led by a man named Major Dee. These guys mean business. Get in their way, they'll take out there shotguns and machetes, slice and shoot you up then dump you somewhere to rot. Thats why they're called the Slasher Boys. And the Slasher Boys are mostly made up of Caribean people or just mainly(please ignore my racist term, sorry) black people.

But all the information retrieved by James and his friends recovered led to another gangster club, Mad Dogs.

The Mad Dogs are the smallest, but possibly the most dangerous gangster club of all. Their leader Sasha is a extremely organized, cunning and smart gangster. James and his friend Bruce get into Mad Dogs, and gets on Sasha's good side. But of course, they are sent on more drug sales missions.

My favorite part of the book is when James accidentally starts a crazy gangster war between the Mad Dogs and the Slasher Boys. But the Mad Dogs tricked the Slasher Boys and the Runts, due to Sasha's cunning. The Slasher Boys were expecting about 20 people to show up for the Mad Dogs, but instead he got about 50 people show up for the Runts. I'm afraid that I have forgotten how Sasha tricked the Slasher Boys and the Runts, so I won't be able to tell you.

The Fall

The Fall by Robert Muchamore


The Fall is the7th book of the great series Cherub.
In this one, it starts with James on a mission in Russia with two MI5 agents. But it goes wrong when the two MI5 agents kills the
subject of the mission.

Then the MI5 agents are killed.

During this mission, James cover is the child of these Mi5 agents, so when the subject of the mission is killed, and the MI5 agents killed by the subject's guards, the captain, the subjects brother, goes to the apartment where James and the two agents were living at. So then when the subjects brother and his police force come to the apartment, James has to fight for his life.

He ends up shooting someone(but not killing him), beating two more men to a pulp, and then getting himself seriously injured.

After he escapes, James is on the run from the police(who happen to put a price on his head), then from a bunch of skateboarders who want the reward money. Later, James finds refuge in an abandoned house, with,luckily, a working fire place, and running water. James' training kick into action. He needs to survive. And he did.


But, my readers, have to read to find out how. In a sense it's sick, in a sense it's amazing.

Man vs. Beast by Robert Muchamore

This book is the 6th  book of Robert Muchamore's popular series Cherub. In this book, the hero of this story, James, is trying to stop a crazy animal rights group that goes around beating people that do experiments on animals and other horrible things to animals. In this certain book,  there is quite a lot of action  and  personal conflict with James, and he is trying to sort out his life, stop the crazy animal rights group and trying to help the good non-violent animal rights group.

Divine Madness

Cherub #5 Divine Madness   by Robert Muchamore

I like this book because of the excitement of the story and because there is a lot of mystery too. My favorite part of this book is when the main character, James Robert Anthony Adams, tries to to escape from a high security area, filled with turrets, armed guards and nearly no hiding spots, while trying to stay out of sight.