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Rock War #2
Boot Camp
SIX WEEKS OF MATES, MUSIC AND PARTYING!
Jay, Summer, Dylan and their bandmates are headed to RockWar Manor. But the rock star life of music festivals and glitzy premieres isn't all it's cracked up to be. Can the bands hold it together to make it through to the last stage of the competition?
Jay, Summer, Dylan and their bandmates are headed to RockWar Manor. But the rock star life of music festivals and glitzy premieres isn't all it's cracked up to be. Can the bands hold it together to make it through to the last stage of the competition?
348 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 2015
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About the author
Robert Muchamore
153 books1,923 followersRobert Muchamore was born in Islington, London in 1972. He still lives there, and worked as a private investigator up until 2005 and the critically-accepted release of Maximum Security.
The Hunger Games phenomenon is part of the huge YA / Children's book explosion that has grown, thanks to the British Rat pack of YA authors, Anthony Horowitz, Robert Muchamore, Mark A. Cooper and Charlie Higson. We owe much of the hunger games sucess to authors such as Robert.
Robert was inspired to create the CHERUB series by his nephew after he complained about the lack of anything for them to read. CHERUB: The Recruit was Robert's first book and won the Red House Children's Book Award 2005 in the Older Readers Category.
Following the last book in the CHERUB series, it was revealed that a trilogy would be released starting from August 2011 that will focus on a new set of CHERUB agents centred upon Ryan Sharma and also involve an sixteen year old Lauren Adams. The first book will be called People's Republic.
Check out the Hendersons Boys series. Henderson's Boys is a series of young adult spy novels written by English author Robert Muchamore. The series follows Charles Henderson, the creator of the fictitious CHERUB organisation.
CHERUB is currently being made into a TV series.
The Hunger Games phenomenon is part of the huge YA / Children's book explosion that has grown, thanks to the British Rat pack of YA authors, Anthony Horowitz, Robert Muchamore, Mark A. Cooper and Charlie Higson. We owe much of the hunger games sucess to authors such as Robert.
Robert was inspired to create the CHERUB series by his nephew after he complained about the lack of anything for them to read. CHERUB: The Recruit was Robert's first book and won the Red House Children's Book Award 2005 in the Older Readers Category.
Following the last book in the CHERUB series, it was revealed that a trilogy would be released starting from August 2011 that will focus on a new set of CHERUB agents centred upon Ryan Sharma and also involve an sixteen year old Lauren Adams. The first book will be called People's Republic.
Check out the Hendersons Boys series. Henderson's Boys is a series of young adult spy novels written by English author Robert Muchamore. The series follows Charles Henderson, the creator of the fictitious CHERUB organisation.
CHERUB is currently being made into a TV series.
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January 28, 2021
Her ne kadar yaşıma hitap etmese de sıkmayan, okurken keyif aldığım bir seri olma yolunda ilerliyor.
June 16, 2018
It is not as goods CHERUB or the Alex Rider & Jason Steed series. I can see why they never wrote a book 3. I would not recommend, it was entertaining but I have better books in my TO-BE-READ list I should have read first.
December 19, 2025
2 ⭐️ — First off… I gotta be honest.
I accidentally started on book TWO.
Library was closed, they packing up books, this was all I had — and I thought it was book one.
That’s on me. 😭
🍷❝ Sometimes the slump is waiting for you.
Sometimes you walk straight into it. ❞
𓂃˖˳· Loud, chaotic, and wildly unrealistic ·˖𓂃
The idea isn’t terrible: teenagers thrown into a music reality TV show, pressure everywhere, chaos nonstop.
Sounds cool in theory.
In reality?
This book was doing too much.
🫂 I tried to lock in. I really did.
And thanks to my elite reading skills (I am HIMOTHY), I didn’t fully slump…
but man, it was close.
📚❝ Just because something is intense
doesn’t mean it’s believable. ❞
The biggest problem is how unrealistic everything feels.
The way the characters act?
The choices they make?
The drama?
It’s so over-the-top that I couldn’t take it seriously.
🐶 And look — I don’t judge behavior lightly.
People who know my story know that.
But THIS book?
I judged.
I judged HARD.
Some of the stuff these characters do is just weird behavior. Like… what are we doing here?
🍒 The chaos never really settles, the characters never really ground themselves, and instead of tension, it just felt noisy.
Drama for the sake of drama.
🏝️❝ Not every loud story has something real to say. ❞
If you’re looking to get into a reading slump and question every decision a fictional character makes —
yeah, pick this series up 🙂😭
2 stars.
Not for me.
Maybe starting on book one helps… but based on this?
I’m not rushing back.
I accidentally started on book TWO.
Library was closed, they packing up books, this was all I had — and I thought it was book one.
That’s on me. 😭
🍷❝ Sometimes the slump is waiting for you.
Sometimes you walk straight into it. ❞
𓂃˖˳· Loud, chaotic, and wildly unrealistic ·˖𓂃
The idea isn’t terrible: teenagers thrown into a music reality TV show, pressure everywhere, chaos nonstop.
Sounds cool in theory.
In reality?
This book was doing too much.
🫂 I tried to lock in. I really did.
And thanks to my elite reading skills (I am HIMOTHY), I didn’t fully slump…
but man, it was close.
📚❝ Just because something is intense
doesn’t mean it’s believable. ❞
The biggest problem is how unrealistic everything feels.
The way the characters act?
The choices they make?
The drama?
It’s so over-the-top that I couldn’t take it seriously.
🐶 And look — I don’t judge behavior lightly.
People who know my story know that.
But THIS book?
I judged.
I judged HARD.
Some of the stuff these characters do is just weird behavior. Like… what are we doing here?
🍒 The chaos never really settles, the characters never really ground themselves, and instead of tension, it just felt noisy.
Drama for the sake of drama.
🏝️❝ Not every loud story has something real to say. ❞
If you’re looking to get into a reading slump and question every decision a fictional character makes —
yeah, pick this series up 🙂😭
2 stars.
Not for me.
Maybe starting on book one helps… but based on this?
I’m not rushing back.
April 23, 2016
The only thing I did not like about this book was how everyone seemed to have a crush on summer.
January 16, 2020
This book is as jaw-droppingly brilliantly wrote as the first one. I enjoyed every minute and sometimes couldn't put it down. It is where all the bands of the last book meet up to have six weeks of partying with their mates on a massive tv show. It's about music, crime and fun. Like the first one, this book ends with a cliff-hanger. Overall, I would recommend this book to teenagers.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
January 29, 2017
ok bruh but what the fuck was that end ? it was supposed to be calm and about music and now I have to wait for the next book to be translated in french and I'm just so frustrated...
October 6, 2015
Jay, Summer und Dylan haben es geschafft. Sie haben die Castings gewonnen und dürfen nun über die Sommerferien ins Rock War Bootcamp einziehen um mit ihren Bands gegeneinander im Wettstreit um den Titel der besten Newcommerband Englands zu kämpfen.
Da ist nicht nur eine Menge Spaß, sondern auch harte Arbeit garantiert. Denn neben der Musik ist es auch der richtige Umgang mit der Presse der zählt. Die richtige Vermarktung ist alles und das die nicht immer reibungslos vonstatten geht, kann man sich denken....
Meinung:
Das Cover zu Rock War ist, sieht man einmal von der Farbwahl ab, identisch mit seinem Vorgänger. Finde ich persönlich sehr gelungen, denn man weiß sofort das die beiden Bücher zusammengehören. Das Cover ist zum großen Teil Metallicblau und schimmert in der Sonne. Hat also auch noch einen echt coolen Effect.
Leider bin ich mit dem Inhalt des zweiten Bands und der Ausarbeitung der Charaktere nicht ganz so glücklich wie ich mir erhofft hatte.
Während man die Protagonisten Jay, Dylan und Summer im ersten Band "Rock War: Unter Strom" durch die Perspektivenwechsel wirklich sehr gut kennenlernt, bekommt man hier durch die Erzählweise in der dritten Person, kaum Zugang zu den Figuren. Einzig Jay, Theo und Summer stechen aus der Menge der 48 Teilnehmer und unzähliger Fernsehleute hervor, trotzdem bleiben auch sie, mit Ausnahme von Theo, der durch seine negativen Aktionen mal wieder aus der Menge hervorsticht, weitestgehend blass.
Das fand ich ehrlich gesagt sehr sehr schade, denn gerade hier wäre es toll gewesen, die Gedanken und Gefühle der einzelnen Kids etwas näher erleben zu dürfen.
Auch die Handlung konnte mich dieses Mal nicht so recht begeistern. Zwar ist die Idee hinter der Geschichte nach wie vor gut, aber die Umsetzung gestaltet sich etwas zäh. Die Kids haben die Castings nun überstanden und verbringen ihre Sommerferien in einem so genannten "Bootcamp". Hier wartet neben reichlich Spaß und gutem Essen, das die Kids in vollen Zügen genießen, auch jede Menge Arbeit auf die Teilnehmer. Sie müssen lernen wie man sich im Umgang mit den Medien verhält, sie führen Videotagebücher, die sie dann auf Youtube hochladen, womit ein interner Wettkampf um die meisten User-Klicks und um die größte Beliebtheit ausbricht. Zwar ist das meistens witzig, doch es sorgt bei den "weniger beliebten" Kids auch für Erfolgsdruck und nicht immer gehen gemeinsame Nachmittage friedlich zu Ende.
Robert Muchamore legt sein Augenmerk in diesem Band auf die Dinge die hinter den Kulissen einer solchen Casting-Show ablaufen. Diese sind nicht immer schön und oft genug schneiden sich die Kids, vorallem Theo, mit unüberlegten Aktionen ins eigene Fleisch. Für Jay wird der Medienrummel zum Albtraum als Journalisten anfangen in seiner Vergangenheit zu graben und seine Eltern in den Schmutz ziehen. Überhaupt ist es nicht leicht immer in der Öffentlichkeit zu stehen und ein ums andere Mal sind die angehenden Musiker Situationen ausgesetzt, die sie nicht unbedingt toll finden.
Streckenweise ist die Handlung etwas oberflächlich und es passiert nicht wirklich viel. Doch der leichte, flüssige Schreibstil des Autors und sein Talent dafür, die Stimmung durch unvorhergesehene verrückte Momente aufzulockern und mich zum Lachen zu bringen, sorgen für gute Unterhaltung. Besonders Theos Aktionen sind wirklich spektakulär.
Was mir leider nicht gefallen hat, ist das Ende des Buches, das für mich leider überhaupt nicht zum Rest der Geschichte passte und zwar sicher neugierig auf die Fortsetzung macht, aber für meinen Geschmack viel zu überzogen war und so nicht hätte sein müssen.
Fazit:
Leider kann "Rock War: Das Camp" nicht ganz mit seinem Vorgänger mithalten. Obwohl mich die Geschichte gut unterhalten hat und der Schreibstil wirklich flüssig zu lesen war, gab es doch einige zähe Strecken und es fehlte mir deutlich an Spannung.
Nichtsdestotrotz bin ich, vorallem nach diesem Ende, total neugierig auf die Fortsetzung.
Da ist nicht nur eine Menge Spaß, sondern auch harte Arbeit garantiert. Denn neben der Musik ist es auch der richtige Umgang mit der Presse der zählt. Die richtige Vermarktung ist alles und das die nicht immer reibungslos vonstatten geht, kann man sich denken....
Meinung:
Das Cover zu Rock War ist, sieht man einmal von der Farbwahl ab, identisch mit seinem Vorgänger. Finde ich persönlich sehr gelungen, denn man weiß sofort das die beiden Bücher zusammengehören. Das Cover ist zum großen Teil Metallicblau und schimmert in der Sonne. Hat also auch noch einen echt coolen Effect.
Leider bin ich mit dem Inhalt des zweiten Bands und der Ausarbeitung der Charaktere nicht ganz so glücklich wie ich mir erhofft hatte.
Während man die Protagonisten Jay, Dylan und Summer im ersten Band "Rock War: Unter Strom" durch die Perspektivenwechsel wirklich sehr gut kennenlernt, bekommt man hier durch die Erzählweise in der dritten Person, kaum Zugang zu den Figuren. Einzig Jay, Theo und Summer stechen aus der Menge der 48 Teilnehmer und unzähliger Fernsehleute hervor, trotzdem bleiben auch sie, mit Ausnahme von Theo, der durch seine negativen Aktionen mal wieder aus der Menge hervorsticht, weitestgehend blass.
Das fand ich ehrlich gesagt sehr sehr schade, denn gerade hier wäre es toll gewesen, die Gedanken und Gefühle der einzelnen Kids etwas näher erleben zu dürfen.
Auch die Handlung konnte mich dieses Mal nicht so recht begeistern. Zwar ist die Idee hinter der Geschichte nach wie vor gut, aber die Umsetzung gestaltet sich etwas zäh. Die Kids haben die Castings nun überstanden und verbringen ihre Sommerferien in einem so genannten "Bootcamp". Hier wartet neben reichlich Spaß und gutem Essen, das die Kids in vollen Zügen genießen, auch jede Menge Arbeit auf die Teilnehmer. Sie müssen lernen wie man sich im Umgang mit den Medien verhält, sie führen Videotagebücher, die sie dann auf Youtube hochladen, womit ein interner Wettkampf um die meisten User-Klicks und um die größte Beliebtheit ausbricht. Zwar ist das meistens witzig, doch es sorgt bei den "weniger beliebten" Kids auch für Erfolgsdruck und nicht immer gehen gemeinsame Nachmittage friedlich zu Ende.
Robert Muchamore legt sein Augenmerk in diesem Band auf die Dinge die hinter den Kulissen einer solchen Casting-Show ablaufen. Diese sind nicht immer schön und oft genug schneiden sich die Kids, vorallem Theo, mit unüberlegten Aktionen ins eigene Fleisch. Für Jay wird der Medienrummel zum Albtraum als Journalisten anfangen in seiner Vergangenheit zu graben und seine Eltern in den Schmutz ziehen. Überhaupt ist es nicht leicht immer in der Öffentlichkeit zu stehen und ein ums andere Mal sind die angehenden Musiker Situationen ausgesetzt, die sie nicht unbedingt toll finden.
Streckenweise ist die Handlung etwas oberflächlich und es passiert nicht wirklich viel. Doch der leichte, flüssige Schreibstil des Autors und sein Talent dafür, die Stimmung durch unvorhergesehene verrückte Momente aufzulockern und mich zum Lachen zu bringen, sorgen für gute Unterhaltung. Besonders Theos Aktionen sind wirklich spektakulär.
Was mir leider nicht gefallen hat, ist das Ende des Buches, das für mich leider überhaupt nicht zum Rest der Geschichte passte und zwar sicher neugierig auf die Fortsetzung macht, aber für meinen Geschmack viel zu überzogen war und so nicht hätte sein müssen.
Fazit:
Leider kann "Rock War: Das Camp" nicht ganz mit seinem Vorgänger mithalten. Obwohl mich die Geschichte gut unterhalten hat und der Schreibstil wirklich flüssig zu lesen war, gab es doch einige zähe Strecken und es fehlte mir deutlich an Spannung.
Nichtsdestotrotz bin ich, vorallem nach diesem Ende, total neugierig auf die Fortsetzung.
May 18, 2016
Ah. This book... When I read the first book in this series I really enjoyed; but I guess it's clear that, that wasn't the case with this book. What really intrigued me about this series to begin with was mainly the humor. Humor, I find, is one of the hardest genres to write; but Robert Muchamore seems to achieve that very well. But other than that I really disliked this book as a whole.
I felt that the plot was non-existent and not in a good way. There were a lot of randomly placed incidents that I assume were written to keep the reader on edge but personally I just found it annoying.
The characters didn't really improve in this book at all either. I said in my review of 'Rock War' that the only character I felt was okay was Jay and occasionally his brothers. But in this book every other character who wasn't Theo seemed to fade into the background. There wasn't much focus on the music aspect anymore and more so on how many times Theo could get into trouble in one book.
I don't think I'm going to continue with this series if I'm completely honest. This book kind of reminded me why I disliked the writing style of Muchamore's C.H.E.R.U.B. series. If I find that the next book has gotten amazing reviews I may consider it but otherwise I'm sad to say that this book was quite a let down.
I felt that the plot was non-existent and not in a good way. There were a lot of randomly placed incidents that I assume were written to keep the reader on edge but personally I just found it annoying.
The characters didn't really improve in this book at all either. I said in my review of 'Rock War' that the only character I felt was okay was Jay and occasionally his brothers. But in this book every other character who wasn't Theo seemed to fade into the background. There wasn't much focus on the music aspect anymore and more so on how many times Theo could get into trouble in one book.
I don't think I'm going to continue with this series if I'm completely honest. This book kind of reminded me why I disliked the writing style of Muchamore's C.H.E.R.U.B. series. If I find that the next book has gotten amazing reviews I may consider it but otherwise I'm sad to say that this book was quite a let down.
July 17, 2016
Boot Camp is the sequel to Robert Muchamore’s Rock War, which sees teenage rock bands competing on a reality show. Having got to know the main characters and their families in Rock War, and seeing them sign up for the reality show, Boot Camp features the beginnings of filming. Twelve teenage rock bands are herded in a house together to be filmed for six weeks where two of the bands will ultimately be eliminated before the main show starts.
As you can imagine this leads to tonnes of mayhem and Muchamore is great at writing that type of pandemonium, especially when twisted with his own brand of humour. It was interesting seeing all the behind the scenes of how a reality show is put together, from the way things are actually filmed to the finances and advertising that go into keeping it running. Everything is explored while the bands practice their music, get used to being filmed all the time and adjust to gaining fans for the first time through TV and social media.
The book is refreshing and different to anything I’ve read in YA, so if you’re into music and looking for a fun look at reality shows with added mayhem, romance and lots of laughs, Boot Camp and the Rock War series is definitely for you.
As you can imagine this leads to tonnes of mayhem and Muchamore is great at writing that type of pandemonium, especially when twisted with his own brand of humour. It was interesting seeing all the behind the scenes of how a reality show is put together, from the way things are actually filmed to the finances and advertising that go into keeping it running. Everything is explored while the bands practice their music, get used to being filmed all the time and adjust to gaining fans for the first time through TV and social media.
The book is refreshing and different to anything I’ve read in YA, so if you’re into music and looking for a fun look at reality shows with added mayhem, romance and lots of laughs, Boot Camp and the Rock War series is definitely for you.
February 4, 2017
A brilliant sequel, I dare to say better than its prequel. Rock War sets us up for Boot Camp, introduces us to the characters and how they get to boot camp. Boot Camp is where it really begins though.
Robert Munchamore has succeeded in showing his fan base the world inside reality TV. The research that has been put into this novel is amazing and the attention to detail is superb.
The characters are what really make the novel, Munchamore has created characters to make you laugh (really hard), cringe, empathize with and most of all relate too.
PS: A few CHERUB characters may or may not have had cameo roles in this book.
Can't wait for the final book!
Robert Munchamore has succeeded in showing his fan base the world inside reality TV. The research that has been put into this novel is amazing and the attention to detail is superb.
The characters are what really make the novel, Munchamore has created characters to make you laugh (really hard), cringe, empathize with and most of all relate too.
PS: A few CHERUB characters may or may not have had cameo roles in this book.
Can't wait for the final book!
December 28, 2016
im not gonna do a big reveiw as i did a big reveiw for rock war but id just like to say this is the only book ive ever sucessfully moved on the the second book.
thats how good it is
thats how good it is
February 10, 2019
Brilliant series read it in 3 days
February 6, 2018
4,5/5 stars.
Cette fois-ci, je continue du côté de nos ados rockeurs avec ce tome 2 plein de hargne, de peps et de langage peu recommandable.
Les groupes sélectionnés arrivent enfin au manoir pour commencer l'émission et les cours afin d'améliorer leur jeu et leurs connaissances du monde de la scène et le côté impitoyable du show-business.
Le premier tome m'avait bien plu avec ces jeunes gens qui désiraient vivre de leur passion et pourquoi pas sortir du monde où ils sont et devenir des stars. Pour ce deuxième tome, je me demandais ce qu'ils allaient nous réserver et je dois avouer que quelques-uns méritent d'aller faire un tour chez les militaires pour apprendre la disciple. Si Jay, Summer, Lucy et d'autres ont acquis ma sympathie. Théo, Tristan et Michelle figurent dans ma liste noir des petits m****** a qui un bon coup de pied aux fesses n'est pas de refus et encore c'est trop gentil.
Quand à l'histoire, elle reflète bien les enjeux de ses émissions. Les relations avec les sponsors, le besoin d'audience pour que le programme soit pérenne. Les menaces qui peuvent planer, les cadeaux... Pour le coup, l'auteur ne nous épargne pas et n'enrobe pas le tout avec des paillettes et des petits cœurs pour faire croire que ce monde de la télé est tout mignon et rose.
Pour conclure, ce deuxième tome m'a bien plu aussi. Il est très réaliste et la fin est un gros crève coeur de part le retournement de situation et d'autre part car je n'ai pas encore le tomme trois à porté de main. C'est un bon livre jeunesse pour les treize ans et plus, assez réaliste et qui m'a fait entrer dans un autre univers, le rock.
Cette fois-ci, je continue du côté de nos ados rockeurs avec ce tome 2 plein de hargne, de peps et de langage peu recommandable.
Les groupes sélectionnés arrivent enfin au manoir pour commencer l'émission et les cours afin d'améliorer leur jeu et leurs connaissances du monde de la scène et le côté impitoyable du show-business.
Le premier tome m'avait bien plu avec ces jeunes gens qui désiraient vivre de leur passion et pourquoi pas sortir du monde où ils sont et devenir des stars. Pour ce deuxième tome, je me demandais ce qu'ils allaient nous réserver et je dois avouer que quelques-uns méritent d'aller faire un tour chez les militaires pour apprendre la disciple. Si Jay, Summer, Lucy et d'autres ont acquis ma sympathie. Théo, Tristan et Michelle figurent dans ma liste noir des petits m****** a qui un bon coup de pied aux fesses n'est pas de refus et encore c'est trop gentil.
Quand à l'histoire, elle reflète bien les enjeux de ses émissions. Les relations avec les sponsors, le besoin d'audience pour que le programme soit pérenne. Les menaces qui peuvent planer, les cadeaux... Pour le coup, l'auteur ne nous épargne pas et n'enrobe pas le tout avec des paillettes et des petits cœurs pour faire croire que ce monde de la télé est tout mignon et rose.
Pour conclure, ce deuxième tome m'a bien plu aussi. Il est très réaliste et la fin est un gros crève coeur de part le retournement de situation et d'autre part car je n'ai pas encore le tomme trois à porté de main. C'est un bon livre jeunesse pour les treize ans et plus, assez réaliste et qui m'a fait entrer dans un autre univers, le rock.
December 25, 2017
ANOTHER great sequel to a fantastic book!!!!
I was completely shocked and sold on the first book! So much! that I HAD to buy this one to see if these passionate young kids who are passionate about their art and rock music...where going to deal with their new found celeb life. Robert Muchamore is smart in making the 'Big brother meets Xfactor for kids' seem realistic and real rather then mostly fake like the shows he took inspiration from.
All the characters that you have grown to love are in this book! Tristian and Michelle are still raising all hell which makes me think if they keep on pratting about its gonna ruin it for both bands. But this was honest to god amazing! A lot more experienced and exciting then the first book cause the mains got to meet and get really close with one another.
And....of course.....had that BRILL British humor that we all know and love 😊. But of a OMG moment near the end though....its gonna keep u at the edge of your seat wanting to read more!!
I was completely shocked and sold on the first book! So much! that I HAD to buy this one to see if these passionate young kids who are passionate about their art and rock music...where going to deal with their new found celeb life. Robert Muchamore is smart in making the 'Big brother meets Xfactor for kids' seem realistic and real rather then mostly fake like the shows he took inspiration from.
All the characters that you have grown to love are in this book! Tristian and Michelle are still raising all hell which makes me think if they keep on pratting about its gonna ruin it for both bands. But this was honest to god amazing! A lot more experienced and exciting then the first book cause the mains got to meet and get really close with one another.
And....of course.....had that BRILL British humor that we all know and love 😊. But of a OMG moment near the end though....its gonna keep u at the edge of your seat wanting to read more!!
November 13, 2020
I cannot remember the contents of each book so I am going to write a review of the whole 4 book series instead.
Once again Robert Muchamore has created a brilliant series that hooked me right from the start. The characters are realistic and I became entranced in their lives and the contents of the plot. The story is well written with unexpected twists, lovable characters and disappointments throughout
Once again Robert Muchamore has created a brilliant series that hooked me right from the start. The characters are realistic and I became entranced in their lives and the contents of the plot. The story is well written with unexpected twists, lovable characters and disappointments throughout
July 15, 2019
It's a action and relationship genre. It's book 2 and I really enjoyed it.it was really funny and at some parts quite tense it was a very interesting ending and I would recommend it to both boys and girls.
February 5, 2020
As good, if not better than the first book, there is such an energy to the story.Very funny, very fast paced. Again, reading from the different peoples perspectives is a really good view point, and the book leaves you on a cliff hanger of note. Can't wait to read the next one, if i can find it.
February 2, 2017
This is not normally the kind of thing I would choose to read, however this series has been really good and I can't wait for three especially with the cliffhanger at the end of book 2.
June 30, 2017
I love reading Muchamore's books, he always delivers a good story. This book is the second in a series and it has been taking me on an amazing ride, I can't wait to read the next book.
September 4, 2017
It was a really fun book, there was quite a bit of swearing in it, but overall a book about an average rock band.
November 2, 2017
This was a very good first book and it was alot like cherub. i definately reccomend it.
December 9, 2018
So amazing! Read rock war first to understand the story 99999999999999999% reccomend. I hope summer will be OK!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
July 6, 2021
Two to go and still enjoying
September 6, 2021
Legendary
April 7, 2024
A bit of nostalgia, or never-satisfied curiosity, got me to read this one the other night. It''s a Muchamore book, it reads like a Muchamore book, it's pretty funny if you're not too good for it.
February 4, 2025
Everyone’s weird obsession with summers look really annoys me. This book only get worse in my opinion and Robert seems to decide to go with every wrong option
November 23, 2025
they're all insane and i respect that
March 31, 2024
This book was amazing, it was the first one I read as I didn't realise but it made perfect sense even so. The storyline makes sense and you just get attached to certain characters. Theo was amazing and kept making me laugh. You can just relate to him at his age especially with the part with Tristan.
What I didn't like was the end when it just cuts off. I feel that instead of hunting down another book you should finish the book instead of leaving it on a cliffhanger.
Also, at the end it gives you hints of what might happen next like "Will Karolina die in a freak photocopier accident?" I don't think this is a good idea because it just makes no sense whatsoever.
Would definitely recommend to older readers as it has some inappropriate language and content in general. Really good book overall.
What I didn't like was the end when it just cuts off. I feel that instead of hunting down another book you should finish the book instead of leaving it on a cliffhanger.
Also, at the end it gives you hints of what might happen next like "Will Karolina die in a freak photocopier accident?" I don't think this is a good idea because it just makes no sense whatsoever.
Would definitely recommend to older readers as it has some inappropriate language and content in general. Really good book overall.
March 6, 2017
GREAT BOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
November 23, 2015
n „Rock War – Das Camp“ stehen diesesmal wieder Jay und seine chaotischen Brüder sowie Jays Krieg mit seiner Ex-Band Brontobyte im Fokus. Diesesmal sind auch wieder Noah und Summer mit von der Partie, Summer zeigt was in ihr steckt und wird zum Liebling. Alle Rock-War Kanidaten werden in einer schicken Villa unterrichtet, es geht wie im Dschungelcamp, während Theo noch krasser rüber kommt als im letzten Band in dem er nur ein Auto versenkte, wird Jay viel gefühlvoller dargestellt. Man muss Jay einfach mögen, er ist einer dieser normalen Protagonisten des Buches. Die Kanidaten begehen leider den fatalen Fehler und verärgen den Sponsor der Show. Nun ist die ganze Show in Gefahr, doch ich finde es wirklich bemerkenswert wie es Robert Muchamore geschaffen hat, eine solche Perfektion wieder auf die Beine zu stellen und mich dann zum Ausrasten zu bringen, weil das Ende einfach viel zu dramatisch ist. Das Buch hat mich aber echt zum Lachen gebracht besonders Theo und die verrückte Michelle. Von Dylan hört man eher wenig im Buch.
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<<Übrigens habe ich in der Lobby einen Fotografen getroffen, also habe ich die Hosen runtergelassen und ihm mein Werkzeug gezeigt.>>
Einfach bemerkenswert, wie trotz allerm Humor auch der Rummel eines Lebens im Rampenlicht deutlich wird.
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<<Übrigens habe ich in der Lobby einen Fotografen getroffen, also habe ich die Hosen runtergelassen und ihm mein Werkzeug gezeigt.>>
Einfach bemerkenswert, wie trotz allerm Humor auch der Rummel eines Lebens im Rampenlicht deutlich wird.
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