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Minecraft
The Island
eBook - 2017
An official tie-in to the globally popular video game traces the story of a new hero stranded in the world of Minecraft who must survive a harsh environment while unraveling the secrets of a mysterious island.
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red_dog_21447
Dec 05, 2020
red_dog_21447 thinks this title is suitable for between the ages of 8 and 25
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Dec 11, 2019
black_penguin_774 thinks this title is suitable for 7 years and over
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Add a CommentAWESOME! This is an amazing book and if you like adventure, then you should definitely read this book! Often a long wait until you can read it if you held it, but worth the wait.
Fun adventure book, MUST read!
THIS BOOK IS AWESOME!!! YOU HAVE TO READ IT!!! 11 OUT OF 10 STARS!!!!!!!!!
I'll definitely recommend this book to both older and new minecraft players,great book btw.
Awesome! I loved this book #myfavoritebook
Great book. Bad ending.
Great book! If you want to see more like this, check out Sean Fay Wolfe's Elementia Chronicles Quest for Justice!
I have never read another book like it! I was astonished by the intricate use of words!
I recommend this survival/adventure novel to Minecraft fans everywhere.
The reason I loved it is because even though I don't play Minecraft, I still love
it. -Liam.s
I think this is a really fun book. I enjoyed every minute of it. I laughed while reading it, I groaned while reading it, I freaked out while reading it. Although I think it was really funny, I also think that this is a very human story. It made me think about how some people can really feel abandoned and out of their minds sometimes. This book not only focuses on what's happening around the character. It also focuses a lot on what's happening inside the character's head. How he has no idea of what to do, how he has no one to tell him the basic things that some of us would groan at, how he learns everything about how life in there works with hard experience. I totally recommend it to anyone who likes to Minecraft and/or wants to read a very hard and human story about someone trying to fit in the new world around him. I think the author of this book really knows how to use his words.
This is a really fun book... However, I would suggest reading it before you get very good at Minecraft. That way you can learn along with the poor trapped guy instead of thinking, "Why can't you learn already?!"
I really like this book! I definitely think you should read it too, but also try out Minecraft for yourself. Take it from someone who knows, Minecraft is worth a try.