The global media were stunned this month when a wormhole opened in space time.

The only thing to pass through the hole in the instant before it closed was a biography of CHERUB author Robert Muchamore, written in 2074, shortly before his death.

Thanks to this sensational event, we can now reveal the entire history of the CHERUB books:

2006 Fifth book in series, CHERUB: Divine Madness enters the bestseller lists at number one and remains there for four months.

2008 CHERUB film rights are snapped up by a major studio for an eight figure sum.

2009 With CHERUB books occupying seven of the top ten spaces on the New York Times bestseller list, Robert Muchamore arrives in America and is greeted by 300,000 screaming CHERUB fans. He later grants an audience to President Hilary Clinton.

2010 Following a troubled shoot, during which Robert Muchamore is forced to take over the director's chair, the movie of CHERUB: The Recruit opens to record breaking box office, outstanding reviews and goes on to sweep the 2011 Oscars.

2018 The twelfth book in the CHERUB series CHERUB: I've Got a Lovely Bunch Of Coconuts, receives disappointing reviews. However, the book still sells more than 100 million copies.

2025 Muchamore marries a blonde supermodel and fathers the first of seventeen children.

2035 Muchamore retires as a writer, following the publication of the final CHERUB volume. The series reaches a shock conclusion when 44-year-old CHERUB mission controller James Adams foils a plot for global domination by evil arch nemesis and ex-wife Kerry Chang.

2074 After 35 years of peaceful retirement, Robert Muchamore dies aged 102 while piloting his supersonic jet over the Caribbean.

To celebrate Christmas, we're giving away our biggest prize ever! One lucky winner will receive:

(1) A signed copy of CHERUB: Class A.
(2) A signed copy of CHERUB: The Recruit.
(3) Three pieces of signed cover artwork.
(4) Twelve sheets of CHERUB stickers.
(5) Your very own CHERUB T-shirt in Maximum Security blue!

All you have to do is answer the following three questions on CHERUB: Class A:

(1) What does KMG stand for?
(A) Keith Moore's Gang
(B) Kiss Me Gently
(C) Kill My Gerbil

(2) What are Keith Moore's four children called?
(A) John, Paul, George & Ringo
(B) Erin, Junior, April & Ringo
(C) Scargill, Sebastian, Clark & World

(3) What make is the watch April Moore borrows from James?
(A) Rolex
(B) Seiko
(C) Nike

E-mail your three answers to: quiz@cherubcampus.com

The winner will be picked at random on or after the closing date of 24/01/2005 and be notified by e-mail shortly afterwards. For full terms and conditions click here.

AUTHOR'S MESSAGE:
Read the CHERUB Christmas story!

Ho ho ho!
There's good news and bad news for CHERUB fans this month.

The bad news is that it's the Xmas season and our last newsletter until the end of January.

The good news is that all members are going to be receiving their own CHERUB Christmas mission.

Make sure to check your SMS messages and e-mail inboxes around the middle of December.

I could tell you more now, but then I'd have to kill you!

Have a great Christmas and new year,

Robert Muchamore.

P.S. If you've got any comments or questions on CHERUB books, CHERUB News or CHERUB Campus, you can e-mail me at: mail@cherubcampus.com or join me on the CHERUB forums