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Diary of an Unlikely Hero - Battle to save Minecraft - Book 1: Unofficial Minecraft Book Series
Minecraft book: A fun and action-packed adventure suitable for all kids (age 8-14). It follows the journey of an unlikely trio bound by the bonds of friendship, who fight to save Minecraft from the forces of evil, using the power of teamwork. A delightful gift for any Minecraft fan!
Axel Silverblade is descended from a long line of heroes, yet he’s chosen to live his life out as a librarian. Yet when Minecraft comes under siege from the Ender King, Axel will need to seize the mantle of his legacy and fight to protect the world he loves.
Joined by Darkmist, a hero with a mysterious past, and the beautiful yet vicious Lady Grey, Axel will need to master the ways of a hero. Traveling across Minecraft in search of a lost prophecy, can they hope to defeat the servants of the Ender King and find a way to save their world from destruction?
Meanwhile, an ancient evil stirs in the dark. Old secrets demanding to remain lost are revealed that threaten to shake the very understanding of Minecraft itself…
110 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 8, 2019
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June 20, 2020
Can't Wait for More!
I don't play Minecraft. I'm no gamer. But I'm a sucker for heroic adventure, especially quirky ones. Robert Asprin's Myth series saved my sanity years ago, and I almost never pass up a Terry Pratchett Diskworld book.
Now, "Diary of an Unlikely Hero" isn't quite as good, as those books, but it delivers light entertainment without taking all month to get through it.
"Diary of an Unlikely Hero" shows us the diary of a Minecraft librarian who it fastidiously avoiding his heritage as a member of the famous Silverblade family. (Well, it's famous in Minecraftia anyway. ) As you would expect, Axel Silverblade soon finds himself battling dark forces dedicated to DESTROYING THE WHOLE WORLD!
He leaves the library, along with two, more experienced hero types. From that moment on, the fun ride begins. I won't spoil the ending, but I can't wait to download part two.
"Diary of an Unlikely Hero" gave me five stars of youthful entertainment for as long as it lasted, making me wish the diary didn't stop.
I don't play Minecraft. I'm no gamer. But I'm a sucker for heroic adventure, especially quirky ones. Robert Asprin's Myth series saved my sanity years ago, and I almost never pass up a Terry Pratchett Diskworld book.
Now, "Diary of an Unlikely Hero" isn't quite as good, as those books, but it delivers light entertainment without taking all month to get through it.
"Diary of an Unlikely Hero" shows us the diary of a Minecraft librarian who it fastidiously avoiding his heritage as a member of the famous Silverblade family. (Well, it's famous in Minecraftia anyway. ) As you would expect, Axel Silverblade soon finds himself battling dark forces dedicated to DESTROYING THE WHOLE WORLD!
He leaves the library, along with two, more experienced hero types. From that moment on, the fun ride begins. I won't spoil the ending, but I can't wait to download part two.
"Diary of an Unlikely Hero" gave me five stars of youthful entertainment for as long as it lasted, making me wish the diary didn't stop.
June 20, 2020
A Hero’s Tale
Absolutely phenomenal tale of three people who came together under unforeseen circumstances and seem to be an unlikely trio. The fate of Jebville cannot be undone but the fate of the world is in the hands of these three: Lady Grey, Darkmist and Axel. Axel is a librarian from Jebville who encountered Darkmist the Hero and Lady Grey (who reveals herself later). All three are fighting for the same cause: Destruction of the Ender King. Epic battles on an epic journey through Minecraftia keeps you turning the pages and chuckling at the witty diary pages. Captivating, gripping, witty, page turning story for all to read! After all a hero has got to do what a hero has got to do...the story continues in multiple books. Cannot wait to get the rest of the story!
Absolutely phenomenal tale of three people who came together under unforeseen circumstances and seem to be an unlikely trio. The fate of Jebville cannot be undone but the fate of the world is in the hands of these three: Lady Grey, Darkmist and Axel. Axel is a librarian from Jebville who encountered Darkmist the Hero and Lady Grey (who reveals herself later). All three are fighting for the same cause: Destruction of the Ender King. Epic battles on an epic journey through Minecraftia keeps you turning the pages and chuckling at the witty diary pages. Captivating, gripping, witty, page turning story for all to read! After all a hero has got to do what a hero has got to do...the story continues in multiple books. Cannot wait to get the rest of the story!
June 21, 2020
Awesome of kids that follow the Minecraft game and terrifying they’ve now added a book to read
One of the most things I worry about is children have followed behind reading Soto make this game into a book was a great idea, it keeps the players alive and explains in more detail the characters involved in the game, kudos!
One of the most things I worry about is children have followed behind reading Soto make this game into a book was a great idea, it keeps the players alive and explains in more detail the characters involved in the game, kudos!
June 1, 2020
The grammar and editing is soooooo bad. But the story is pretty good and kept me and my 6 year old interested and wanting to read more. But was disappointed to find out it’s a cliffhanger. Trying to find book 2, but having a lot of trouble. I don’t know if it even exists.
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June 26, 2020
Great for kids
An easy read for younger Minecraft fans. Enjoyable enough for parents reading with their kids. Not my thing per se, but it was good for bonding with your Minecraft fan.
An easy read for younger Minecraft fans. Enjoyable enough for parents reading with their kids. Not my thing per se, but it was good for bonding with your Minecraft fan.
July 12, 2020
Minecraft Junkies
This is a great read for those who love Minecraft. I love the narrator’s voice, reminds me of when I used to journal an keep up with thoughts and my own “adventures.” Lots of humor and storytelling for the curious reader.
This is a great read for those who love Minecraft. I love the narrator’s voice, reminds me of when I used to journal an keep up with thoughts and my own “adventures.” Lots of humor and storytelling for the curious reader.
June 22, 2020
Librarians to the rescue!
This book is great for young readers. It's about a game they love and it's hero is a librarian. It doesn't get any better.
This book is great for young readers. It's about a game they love and it's hero is a librarian. It doesn't get any better.
September 4, 2020
Awsome!!!!
This was a truely great book hope you can make a second!!! I will definitely read the next one. Bye
This was a truely great book hope you can make a second!!! I will definitely read the next one. Bye
June 21, 2020
Dairy of an Unlikely Hero
I believe this book would be a good read for children or someone is really into Minecraft. It is an interesting story about how Minecraft started.
I believe this book would be a good read for children or someone is really into Minecraft. It is an interesting story about how Minecraft started.
July 13, 2020
Cute quick read for children and up
A cute quick read for kids (8+) that enjoy Minecraft. Easy to follow and clean fun for kids. My daughter will get a kick out of this when she's older (she plays a little now but doesn't have full grasp on it). May have my husband read this since he plays all the time and would catch all the nuances.
A cute quick read for kids (8+) that enjoy Minecraft. Easy to follow and clean fun for kids. My daughter will get a kick out of this when she's older (she plays a little now but doesn't have full grasp on it). May have my husband read this since he plays all the time and would catch all the nuances.
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