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Pokemon: The Unofficial 8 in 1 Diary Book Bundle of Pokemon Stories
8 Unofficial diaries Pokémon characters in one bundle!
Diary 1: Squirtle isn’t too happy about life. Since his trainer left him, he has been hiding in a cave with a bunch of gang members (also Squirtles). He appointed himself to be their leader, and he pulls pranks on people and other Pokémon. But a series of events leads to his self-discovery, a new trainer, new friends, and a vicious enemy: Team Rocket.
Diary 2: In this adventure, Charmander tells about how he met Ash, how he escaped the rainstorm and made sure the flame at the end of his tail didn’t get extinguished. He also battles another Pokémon, a water type, and he faces his worst fears in the hollow depth of a mysterious tree.
Diary 3: What will Eevee choose? He turns into 8 different Pokémon creatures. Along the way, he finds out that each of these types serves a purpose, and that each has its own benefits. Glaceons can turn things into ice, Umbreons can see in the dark, and Espeons can read thoughts. May, his trainer, certainly likes to experiment with his evolvements, but every time, he realizes that there is another one he can change into.
Diary 4: This Snorlax has a huge appetite, but that’s okay as long as he can take his yearlong “nap,” or, in other words, hibernate after storing all the food he devoured. Snorlax is happy when he fills his tummy with goodies from the supermarket, but when he goes to sleep, his slumber gets interrupted by a bunch of loud kids. He wakes up and won’t stop eating. He steals food, goes island-hopping, and doesn’t slow down one bit!
Diary 5: Psy-psy-psy. That’s what the Psyduck keeps saying. When he has a headache, he worries, he gets confused, and he doesn’t know what to do. However, whenever he does get those headaches, it unleashes his psychic abilities. His trainer, Misty, discovers this and makes use of this trait by punching him on the head all the time. She gets a little frustrated when he jumps out of his Pokéball at the wrong moments, but she also loves him to pieces. Together, they hunt down a water type Pokémon, train at the gym, and beat a sinister bully in a Pokémon battle.
Diary 6: Magikarp tells the story of his adventure on a cruise ship, with a scam artist, a bunch of Pokémon trainers, and Team Rocket. He tells the reader how he feels, what he overhears when eavesdropping, and how evil individuals try to abuse him for their own selfish purposes. He relates how the ship sinks, how he evolves, and what he does when he becomes a Gyarados. Dragon call, dragon dance, and dragon pulse are being used by this angry Gyarados, but soon he realizes, after coming to himself, who the real enemy is: Jesse, James, and Meowth.
Diary 7: When Jigglypuff becomes desperate to sing well, Jess takes advantage of this cute, pink Pokémon and offers her a specific kind of berry, one that will have a lasting effect on the entire city! She convinces Jigglypuff to perform in front of an audience, and when she does, her voice will sound amazing. Ash, Misty, and Brock, however, don’t trust it. Something is wrong, and if they don’t do anything about it, Team Rocket will be able to steal as many Pokémon as they want.
Diary 8: Bulbasaur defends a village of injured Pokémon against intruders. Some of those, however, are so skilled and eager to discover the refuge that he cannot stop them. Bulbasaur battles Pikachu and prepares traps for the three young trainers to prevent them from entering. When they finally team up and notice that they are on the same side, they face another inconvenient invader: Team Rocket.
Diary 1: Squirtle isn’t too happy about life. Since his trainer left him, he has been hiding in a cave with a bunch of gang members (also Squirtles). He appointed himself to be their leader, and he pulls pranks on people and other Pokémon. But a series of events leads to his self-discovery, a new trainer, new friends, and a vicious enemy: Team Rocket.
Diary 2: In this adventure, Charmander tells about how he met Ash, how he escaped the rainstorm and made sure the flame at the end of his tail didn’t get extinguished. He also battles another Pokémon, a water type, and he faces his worst fears in the hollow depth of a mysterious tree.
Diary 3: What will Eevee choose? He turns into 8 different Pokémon creatures. Along the way, he finds out that each of these types serves a purpose, and that each has its own benefits. Glaceons can turn things into ice, Umbreons can see in the dark, and Espeons can read thoughts. May, his trainer, certainly likes to experiment with his evolvements, but every time, he realizes that there is another one he can change into.
Diary 4: This Snorlax has a huge appetite, but that’s okay as long as he can take his yearlong “nap,” or, in other words, hibernate after storing all the food he devoured. Snorlax is happy when he fills his tummy with goodies from the supermarket, but when he goes to sleep, his slumber gets interrupted by a bunch of loud kids. He wakes up and won’t stop eating. He steals food, goes island-hopping, and doesn’t slow down one bit!
Diary 5: Psy-psy-psy. That’s what the Psyduck keeps saying. When he has a headache, he worries, he gets confused, and he doesn’t know what to do. However, whenever he does get those headaches, it unleashes his psychic abilities. His trainer, Misty, discovers this and makes use of this trait by punching him on the head all the time. She gets a little frustrated when he jumps out of his Pokéball at the wrong moments, but she also loves him to pieces. Together, they hunt down a water type Pokémon, train at the gym, and beat a sinister bully in a Pokémon battle.
Diary 6: Magikarp tells the story of his adventure on a cruise ship, with a scam artist, a bunch of Pokémon trainers, and Team Rocket. He tells the reader how he feels, what he overhears when eavesdropping, and how evil individuals try to abuse him for their own selfish purposes. He relates how the ship sinks, how he evolves, and what he does when he becomes a Gyarados. Dragon call, dragon dance, and dragon pulse are being used by this angry Gyarados, but soon he realizes, after coming to himself, who the real enemy is: Jesse, James, and Meowth.
Diary 7: When Jigglypuff becomes desperate to sing well, Jess takes advantage of this cute, pink Pokémon and offers her a specific kind of berry, one that will have a lasting effect on the entire city! She convinces Jigglypuff to perform in front of an audience, and when she does, her voice will sound amazing. Ash, Misty, and Brock, however, don’t trust it. Something is wrong, and if they don’t do anything about it, Team Rocket will be able to steal as many Pokémon as they want.
Diary 8: Bulbasaur defends a village of injured Pokémon against intruders. Some of those, however, are so skilled and eager to discover the refuge that he cannot stop them. Bulbasaur battles Pikachu and prepares traps for the three young trainers to prevent them from entering. When they finally team up and notice that they are on the same side, they face another inconvenient invader: Team Rocket.
254 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 1, 2017
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