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Minecraft: Attack on Lapis City!: Book 1: An Unofficial Minecraft Underwater Adventure Series
James is a young spawnling with an unquenchable curiosity. Living in Lapis City, his world is surrounded by water. From a young age he wanted to know more about the world outside his dome. Why was the Sky a different color out of the water? Where did all the land go? Why can’t we go up there?
But maybe he can….
As he grows, he learns about a special elite squadron, the Recon Unit. They help to keep the city safe while exploring outside the dome to find new things to make the city a better place to live. There is a life of adventure and excitement and James wants IN!
When mysterious explosions rock the dome, James and his fellow recruits are put to the test. Can they find out who wants to destroy their home or will the next explosion destroy Lapis City for good?!
Based on the popular game Minecraft, this book is chock full of action and adventure. Fun sized but not lacking story, this book is just the right addition for the Minecraft addicts in your life.
“My daughter absolutely loves Minecraft. She’s spent a lot of time playing the game so I was thrilled to find that there are books based on the game itself. What I liked about this one was that it wasn’t too much of a story but it kept her entertained. She spent the entire morning reading! Getting kids to read can be hard sometimes but if you get the right material, like this book, it can open up new worlds!” – Emily (New Hampshire, USA)
“My son is 10 and it’s hard to find a book that interests him long enough to get him to sit and read the whole thing. He’s a Minecraft fan so I figured I would give this book a shot. I couldn’t be happier. He loved the action in it. I loved the message. It’s not magic but hard work that will make you succeed in life. This is a message that kids need to hear. The best part? He can’t wait to read the next one!” – Greg (Washington D.C, USA)
“This book was totally awesome! I seriously love Minecraft. The water world is totally different. It is was way cool and I loved James in the book. The story was full of adventure and action, things that I really like to read about in a book! I can’t wait for part 2 of this series! - Jason (age 12) – (Idaho, USA)
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But maybe he can….
As he grows, he learns about a special elite squadron, the Recon Unit. They help to keep the city safe while exploring outside the dome to find new things to make the city a better place to live. There is a life of adventure and excitement and James wants IN!
When mysterious explosions rock the dome, James and his fellow recruits are put to the test. Can they find out who wants to destroy their home or will the next explosion destroy Lapis City for good?!
Based on the popular game Minecraft, this book is chock full of action and adventure. Fun sized but not lacking story, this book is just the right addition for the Minecraft addicts in your life.
“My daughter absolutely loves Minecraft. She’s spent a lot of time playing the game so I was thrilled to find that there are books based on the game itself. What I liked about this one was that it wasn’t too much of a story but it kept her entertained. She spent the entire morning reading! Getting kids to read can be hard sometimes but if you get the right material, like this book, it can open up new worlds!” – Emily (New Hampshire, USA)
“My son is 10 and it’s hard to find a book that interests him long enough to get him to sit and read the whole thing. He’s a Minecraft fan so I figured I would give this book a shot. I couldn’t be happier. He loved the action in it. I loved the message. It’s not magic but hard work that will make you succeed in life. This is a message that kids need to hear. The best part? He can’t wait to read the next one!” – Greg (Washington D.C, USA)
“This book was totally awesome! I seriously love Minecraft. The water world is totally different. It is was way cool and I loved James in the book. The story was full of adventure and action, things that I really like to read about in a book! I can’t wait for part 2 of this series! - Jason (age 12) – (Idaho, USA)
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First published March 27, 2015
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January 25, 2017
This is a story based on the game Minecraft. I read it to become more knowledgeable about the game because my grandson plays and loves it.
It is the first of three parts and is actually an interesting story. Unfortunately, it needs a proofreader and editor plus a visit from the grammar police. If the author(s) read this and would be interested in help feel free to leave me a message.
It is the first of three parts and is actually an interesting story. Unfortunately, it needs a proofreader and editor plus a visit from the grammar police. If the author(s) read this and would be interested in help feel free to leave me a message.
September 2, 2015
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