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Cherub: Divine Madness
- Narrated by: Simon Scardifield
- Series: Cherub, Book 5
- Length: 7 hrs and 3 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 04-28-14
- Language: English
- Publisher: Hachette Children's
Regular price: $13.78
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Any additional comments?
can't wait till i can listen to the rest of the books in the sires :)
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- Lucille
- 07-25-14
A great listen
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
It's a well constructed fast paced story , the narration is great
Who was your favorite character and why?
Rat , he's clever and tough
Which scene did you most enjoy?
Usually the last bit of a thriller or adventure annoys me when it is drawn out and gets boring ,but with this book it was my favourite bit. Just the right amount of tension .
If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
About kids but adults are going to love it too .
Any additional comments?
Certificate 18 !
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- Sam Marshall
- 04-18-18
A great re-reading experience!
What did you like most about Cherub: Divine Madness?
I read the CHERUB series as a teenager and loved it. Going back to the series, I was expecting it to feel clunky and over-written, but it wasn't at all!
Really considering collecting them all again as audiobooks :)
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- Kindle Customer
- 03-01-17
Cherub.divine madness
Another brilliant book from cherub range.good insight into cults and how they recruit vulnerable people...
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- Mike P
- 09-09-16
Another Great Story
A great story with a mission that splits into two separate strands. Plenty of detail to enjoy.
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- Marie
- 06-25-16
Great book read well but where is the epilogue ?
When you read these books in print and on ebooks the epilogue is always present which tells you what happened after the end of the book. This part is really like the last chapter of the book. I have noticed this is missing from all the audible narration of this series which is a shame. Can you add this to the audible content please as it feels as though a chapter is missing!
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