Confronting the Dragon

My kid loved every minute reading it.

My idea is that you know how the book ends? As erebus said he'll be backMabie there could be a girl introduced into the story.A girl with blond hair and blue eyes the girl could be named kitty710 another user that is not a user and she can be in the game with game night999 here's how the story can go: game night gets sucked back into the game and come to crafters server but but they say they found another user that is not a user defending the village from the usual monsters of the overworld. And she doesn't know the villagers are not just programs yet but she has been defendingvillages all over minecraft and she is currently building defenses for the village . So then gameknight meets her and she tells him a out herobrine and the next battle and that (the last battle) wasn't the last battle. And then a villager comes over says hi she freaks out gameknight tells her the villagers aren't just programs. Then they build defences and she decides to go out and adventure then just 1 minute away from crafters village she gets captured by erebus and a villager sees and tells gameknight then they venture to find her and she is in the end inside an obsidian cage they rescue her she's a dream walker so she tells him where she is. (You can choose what happens next)

I enjoyed being able to read a good mineralogy novel and am glad there are some that are not for little kids. Great ans imaginative story plot, to be continued in another trilogy, and soon yet one more trilogy after that.Here though, I must give negative criticism. Gameknight999 has conquer his fear in the last novel, and does so successfully. But then in this novel he reduced once not to a scared, whimpering kid. That was ok in the last novel, but is out of place in this book. After all, he just went through a Character transformation. And then he goes through the same one again?And also, there is the descriptions of the monsters. Not as bad as in this one, but still: Why is it that almost every time monsters are shown in a scene, we are told that the monsters had hatred in their eyes for all living things? The repetition of this gets annoying.But this is more of a note to the author than a warning to stay away from the book. On the contrary, I recommend this book; I doubt you will find a better Minecraft book oh there. Well done, Mark Cheverton, and I hope you remember what I said while you write the Herobrine Reborn books.

My kids 4th and 7th grade love this series and consume each book almost non-stop to get to the end. And yes, I have actually READ this book and the series. Not much in the books for a non-Minecraft playing parent though :-)If your child plays Minecraft (especially survival mode on PC - multiplayer), then there isn't anything more violent in these books than what is in the game. If you object to the violence in the books - don't let your kids play survivor on PC (play creative only on Xbox). So if you are looking to pick up a book for your child who is not interested in Minecraft, this is not the book for them - they won't "get" it.The greatest thing about these books is how well written they are. They use great vocabulary words that stretch the kids, are non-repetitive in the use of phrases, stretch the kids to learn more phrases - it shows that Mark Cheverton is a teacher (and a good one). No simplistic language of Diary of ... (really your child is 4th grader, you should stretch them in their reading).

This book was awesome. It was very entertaining. I NEVER would have thought that Mason would be Notch. That was an amazing twist in the story. I have just started playing Minecraft and so far it has been really fun. But so far it has been nothing like this. I think that this series has been very good and always keeps you on edge. I gave it this rating, well because it was just very entertaining. What I really want to know is that do the people that used to bully Mark realize how mean that was and want to go back and change the past after reading this book. I have thankfully never been bullied and hope to NEVER GET BULLIED. I hope that people that are mean in Minecraft and in real-life realize that you shouldn't bully people. Hope other people LOVED this book and gave it a five-star rating. Bye 😊

My grandson is very much enjoying this book. He normally does not like to read but said this book rates 5 stars. He loves the storyline in the book.

Great book

FINALLY....a minecraft book that has more than 20 real pages of reading.This book and the other one in this series have over 300 pages of textMy son zips through the cheesy 20-40 page books that are the same price too!Although he loves anything minecraft, this book and the other one written---kudos to the author---these books will ensure that the reading last a few days if not a week or two instead of 30 mintues to finish a booklike the other lightweight stuff I've ordered.

MUCH MUCH BETTER THAN THE LAST BOOKS I ABSOULUTLY LOVED IT it also teaches people who are being bullied what to do ... in a way......

Got for my sonn, only has it a day already 1/2 way through.

Best minecraft books. My boy love them.

My 15 year old is not much of a reader and first book was kicking around the house and he had not read it. He found while cleaning his room and took it on vacation with us. He quickly got into the series saying it was very interesting and an easy read. As a gamer and mindcraft lover he really enjoyed and asked for next two in the series. As this is his first time wanting to read outside of school, we thought it was great.

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