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Class A - Robert Muchinmore

  This was just as compelling to read as the first one to be honest, it was just as fast, fun and fantastic. One interesting thing I will add is that for a while the meaning of the title will appear obvious to you but then when you read on it changes drastically. This series is a definable for older readers but for those younger ones it's a no no no question...! '
  Punchy, exciting, glamorous and whats more: You'll completely wish it was true!' Daily Express

        10/10 This is class A stuff.....

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