Robert Muchamore
English author of the Cherub series
Born
December 26th, 1972
52 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
United Kingdom
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This English author gained recognition for the Cherub series, targeting young adult readers. The series, which chronicles the adventures of child spies, became a bestseller and was praised for its engaging plots and relatable characters. Muchamore, born in 1972, originally worked in various jobs before turning to writing. The first book in the Cherub series, 'The Recruit', was published in 2004 and quickly established a strong following. The series further expands on themes of friendship, loyalty, and resilience as it depicts complex missions undertaken by its young protagonists.
Authored the Cherub series
Published 'The Recruit' in 2004
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