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Better than silver fin but predictable - Rated
Charlie boy did a better job with this, although once you have read the first 10 pages you will know the ending.
I dont think these will ever be films, Its old hat and boring. But better than silverfin so 2 stars
Quite appalling editing - Rated
The story line was good and exciting and struck a nice balance between gore and good story. However, the editing in the copy that I've got was quite bad. I have the paperback edition and one hopes that someone at the publishers has read the manuscript and sorted it out. Sadly this doesn't seem to be the case. If we are trying to encourage children to read then an example need to be set, and unfortunately let down badly by the editing, this isn't it.
A great second book - Rated
This book is all about James Bond as a child. James goes to Eton and loves action and excitement. He goes to Danger Society who meet on the school roof. In this book, it is all action and adventure as James gets chained into a place full of deadly mosquitoes, nearly falls off a tower block and rescues a kidnapped girl. If you like the Anthony Horowitz's Alex Rider books you'll most definitely love these as well.
Super cool! - Rated
This book is sooooo good. It is packed with action and excitement. Brilliant. I haven't read anything better! [By Henry aged 8]
If you are above 11 it's probably a bit young for you - Rated
My son read this book as part of a book group and really did not get on with it and neither did anyone else in the group. They felt that it was aimed at an audience of primary school children that would have the story read to them by parents. Their suspicions were confirmed when the group was invited to see Charlie Higson speak on his world book tour and found themselves surrounded by 6-11 year olds.
