Podcast appearances and mentions of robert muchamore

In this episode Claire & Sophie dive straight into their holiday book reviews! Both went on a reading spree so there are many to discuss.Books reviewed are: 'Arctic Zoo' by Robert Muchamore (0.59) 'The Cheerleaders' by Kara Thomas (3.16) 'Crater Lake' by Jennifer Killick (3.52) 'Girl (In Real Life) by Tamsin Winter (5.24) 'How to Save the World with a Chicken and an Egg by Emma Shevah (8.34) 'Whitby Witches' by Robin Jarvis (9.56) 'The World Between Us' by Sarah Ann Juckes (13.21) 'The Girl From the Sea' by Molly Knox Ostertag (15.33) 'Two Boys Kissing' by David Levithan (17.30) 'The Crossing' by Manjeet Mann (19.47) As always keep in touch over on twitter @lounge_learning.

In this episode Claire & Sophie recap on the big events that happened this week including the Sleigh Debate, Student Librarian Christmas Bonanza, and Brian Conaghan's author talk.They then talk about the books they have taken home for Christmas: 'Girl in Real Life' by Tamsin Winter (5.26) 'The World between us' by Sarah Ann Juckes (6.30) 'Artic Zoo' by Robert Muchamore (7.46) 'How to Save the World with a Chicken and an Egg' by Emma Shevah (9.28) Then Claire reviews 'Mud' by Emily Thomas (10.37)As always keep in touch over on twitter @lounge_learning.

Kai Whiting is the author of the new book, Being Better: Stoicism for a World Worth Living In. Kai is a lecturer and researcher in environmental sustainability and Stoicism at UC Louvain, Belgium. To relax, he likes to build Legos, enjoys watching the kids program Lego Ninjago in multiple languages and reading Robert Muchamore's Cherub series in Portuguese. His favorite music bands are Duran Duran and Soda Stereo, both of whom were famous before he was born. If money were no object, he would plant enough trees to tackle climate breakdown, rescue foxes and red pandas, and buy the NFL's Jacksonville Jaguars. More information about the guest can be found at https://stoickai.com/

Foundling: Found is a podcast series, hosted by care-leaver Julian Brown, that investigates the real stories of care, from the Foundling Hospital archives dating back to 1739, right through to the present day. Setting the stigma surrounding those with care experience against those real stories. Over the course of 12 episodes, Julian will be joined by some very special guests as he uncovers the fact and the individuals behind the media and literature fiction. This week we are joined by @robertmuchamore to talk about some of the techniques authors use in creating a storyline for their novels, as well as how some of the stigmas and perceptions in society inspired him in his work. In this episode Julian and Robert also touch on the importance of novels and literature being relevant and relatable for young audiences, Aswell as educational.

Robert Muchamore (Cherub, Henderson’s Boys) joins Antony to talk about too much research, meticulous planning, and wondering what other authors do all day.

Hi! Welcome to Book Breaker! Where you will find your next favorite book! Today I will be reviewing CHERUB Mission 1: The Recruit. It's a great book if your older and enjoyed the Spy School series. It's full of spying and great suspense. Happy Reading Readers! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Robert calls his genre ‘attainable fantasy’. He talks about how quickly he writes, how important structure is, how he tries to make each chapter work as standalone excitement, and how the series grew by word of mouth. In fact, he says ‘it almost survived through benign neglect’. His first advance was small for the times, but he has since become a millionaire through writing. His latest Robin Hood series will be out in 2020. View the show notes here: https://www.prepublished.net/episodes/the-role-of-luck-talking-about-series-with-robert-muchamore

durée : 00:02:31 - Les enfants des livres - par : Cécile Ribault Caillol - Cette semaine, Anna, 13 ans, présente "Killer T" avec Robert Muchamore, le père de la célébrissime série Cherub, pour parler de son nouveau thriller !

The long summer holidays have started and you'll have heard by now that the runner-up of The Fortnite World Cup was Jaden Ashman, a British 15-year-old who won nearly a million pounds. In the run up to the computer tournament he was spending more than eight hours a day in front of a screen. We know that screen time already causes lots of family arguments so what will happen now when your child says gaming could win them a fortune, just like Jaden? We talk to Mark Griffiths, Professor of Behavioural Addiction at Nottingham Trent University and Belinda Parmar who campaigns against tech addiction. Food writer, MiMi Aye’s new book ‘Mandalay: Recipes and Tales from a Burmese Kitchen’ is a celebration of Burmese food, history and culture. Along with recipes, she shares stories about her family and her culinary travels around Burma. She joins Tina in the studio to Cook the Perfect… Red Prawn Curry. This week's Woman's Hour drama is about the care workers who visit old and vulnerable people to look after them, and the pressures carers face. We talk to the real woman who inspired the drama and who spoke out about the challenges of the 15 minute visit system. We also hear from UNISON, which has been campaigning for change in adult social care and more investment in it. Bestselling Young Adult writer Robert Muchamore and debut YA writer Yasmin Rahman talk about how and why they address teenage mental health in their new novels, Arctic Zoo and All the Things We Never Said.

In this episode we review our half term reads! Featuring: 'On the Come Up' by Angie Thomas, 'The Boy who lied' by Kim Slater, 'Summer Bird Blue' by Akemi Dawn Bowman, 'The long way to a small angry planet' by Becky Chambers, 'The Seven deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle' by Stuart Turton and 'Killer T' by Robert Muchamore. Want to join in the conversation? Join us on twitter @lounge_learning

Na 39ª edição (T2) da rúbrica FAZ-TE AO LIVRO, o booktuber Félix, aluno da EB 2.3 de Vizela, no dia 5 de junho, propõe o livro CHERUB de Robert Muchamore. 5-6-2019

We talk about our visit to the University of Nottingham. Review the following books: Summer, Bird, Blue by Akemi Dawn Bowman, Rosie Loves Jack by Mel Darbon, On the Come by Angie Thomas. We discuss our Half-Term plans and reading lists including, The boy who lied by Kim Slater, Seven Deaths of Evelyn Hardcastle by Stuart Turton,The long way to a small angry planet by Becky Chambers, The psychology of Time Travel by Kate Mascarenhas and Killer T by Robert Muchamore. Don't forget to stay in touch with us over on twitter @lounge_learning

It's September, and guess what? Ian is still tired! Joining him this week was a trio of wonderful guests; first up was actor and comedian Spencer Jones, who spoke to Ian about adapting his most recent Edinburgh show for a BBC TV special. Following Spencer was author Robert Muchamore, who was in the studio ahead of the release of his new book, Killer T. And last but by no means least, the one and only Christopher Biggins was in the studio! With absolutely nothing to promote, Ian and Biggins took a stroll through both light-hearted and more serious topics, including their shared connection to Doctor Who and life in panto

It’s September, and guess what? Ian is still tired! Joining him this week was a trio of wonderful guests; first up was actor and comedian Spencer Jones, who spoke to Ian about adapting his most recent Edinburgh show for a BBC TV special. Following Spencer was author Robert Muchamore, who was in the studio ahead of the release of his new book, Killer T. And last but by no means least, the one and only Christopher Biggins was in the studio! With absolutely nothing to promote, Ian and Biggins took a stroll through both light-hearted and more serious topics, including their shared connection to Doctor Who and life in panto

Welcome to the first episode of The Pick of the Flicks Podcast! This is a new podcast from Flickering Myth, in which a different guest stops by each week to chat about their favourite movie.First up, young adult author Robert Muchamore (CHERUB, Rock War) pops in to chat about Stanley Kubrick's epic Vietnam War tale Full Metal Jacket, as well as war movies in general and his new YA sci-fi novel Killer T.If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe on YouTube or iTunes and leave us a comment, rating or review. For more entertainment news, reviews and interviews, head over to http://www.flickeringmyth.com/

What a humdinger of an episode! Ben Bryant and CJ Willard read "Divine Madness" by Robert Muchamore (Cue strange character accents). It's basically if Spy Kids was horny and also a book. It's a fun little read and we're great the whole episode. Extended riffs about diaries and fast food, also. The world's funniest book podcast-Page 69 is sponsored by Audible. Get a free 30 day trial and a free audio book download at audibletrial.com/page69 Stay in touch with the show! Twitter: https://twitter.com/Page69podcast Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/page69podcast/ Email: page69podcast@gmail.com Podcast cover artwork by Geoff Tice. Check him out at http://www.geofftice.com/

One of the growing markets in spy fiction is pop culture aimed at teenagers or ‘young adults’. The CHERUB series...

One of the growing markets in spy fiction is pop culture aimed at teenagers or ‘young adults’. The CHERUB series...

Have you seen that cat film poster on the tube? A Street Cat Named Bob producer Adam Rolston stopped by the studio to chat to Ian about the movie, upcoming red carpet premiere and Bob. Author Robert Muchamore talked with Ian about his latest book Gone Wild, his writing process and cars. The London Vampire, with a twist, also appeared on the Halloween Special. This episode also included a mental breakdown!

CHERUB: The Recruit By Robert Muchamore Read by Simon Scardifield A terrorist doesn't let strangers in her flat because they might be undercover police or intelligence agents, but her children bring their mates home and they run all over the place. The terrorist doesn't know that a kid has bugged every room in her house, cloned the hard drive on her PC, and copied all the numbers in her phone book. The kid works for CHERUB. CHERUB agents are aged between ten and seventeen. They live in the real world, slipping under adult radar and getting information that sends criminals and terrorists to jail.

Have you seen that cat film poster on the tube? A Street Cat Named Bob producer Adam Rolston stopped by the studio to chat to Ian about the movie, upcoming red carpet premiere and Bob. Author Robert Muchamore talked with Ian about his latest book Gone Wild, his writing process and cars. The London Vampire, with a twist, also appeared on the Halloween Special. This episode also included a mental breakdown!