Grey Wolves: Book 4 (Henderson's Boys)

I compressed with the last two but this is the best so far. I also think there are a lot inappropriate parts that Don't need to be there. Other wise awesome looking forward to the next book

son enjoys this series. great books and great for AR points

Not my favourite book for my 11 year old loves it. He's a huge fan of Alex Rider and found these as good.

Good Book and I lied it !!!!!!!!!!

Good story

love the books! Read CHERUBS too!

Good

is hard not to be spoiled when you have already read cherub a history becuase you know hendreson only has 5 more yeas to live meaning he died not long after ww2 and was ony abe tp set up cherub we see in the books of the originals and with all these same last nme we all know who their kid i gonn be

Mein Sohn liebt diese Buchserie. Es sind die ersten englischen Bücher die er gerne liest. Ich musste das nächste Band auch bestellen also kann es bur wieder gut gewesen sein.

I would recommend this book to people who are in to world war 2 or like guns and bombs and stuff like that. By Liam Lamb

All the books in this series are great. Recommended for boys 12 and up

The henderson's Boys books were the first of the CHERUB books that i read. I was riveted from start to finish. However there are some obvious mistakes in the series which could have been avoided by some research: Just as an instance:- In the earlier books SS?Gestapo officers were given military not SS ranks (happily in the later books this was rectified) In one book we had a captain, in army uniform visiting the establishment. An army captain is lower in rank than a naval commander, so would not have been called sir or saluted first by Henderson. .The sergeant who was in charge of parachute training was called sir by a lot of people. NO! Maybe the 'kids' would have called him sir but anyone else would have addressed him as sergeant, sarge or sar'nt. The sergeant who trained the 'kids' as snipers was referred to as an Air Force sergeant. He would have been an Army Air Force sergeant. Little details but as I said - a little research would have avoided this. I was not keen on the many references to thrashings and to even suggest that Henderson would have authorised a 'birching' of one boy by another just a short time before a mission is kind of ridiculous. The only related issue that I found slightly amusing was when Marc was caned on his bare backside by a tiny nun for fighting. All in all, though, I really enjoyed the whole HB series, and was sorry when there were no more to read.. .

I wasn't particularly keen on the first 2 Henderson's Boys books, however I persevered and thoroughly enjoyed Secret Day because it felt a lot more like a CHERUB book. Grey Wolves however, provides a thrilling, high tension and action-packed story of life in German-occupied France. The story is fast-paced and never really slows, and I would say it is the best of the 4 so far. My only issue with recent Muchamore books is that he seems to think it is more attractive to younger readers to include lots of swearing,sex and general profanity which I personally find very patronising as a reader, and I think it is used too much in the books. However, that is an issue with all of the more recent Muchamore books and not a criticism of this book alone.