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Minecraft:Herobrine And The Nether Dragon
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An epic story about Herobrine and the Nether Dragon!
Herobrine loved to build fascinating structures, but what happens when he constructs a portal to the nether may leave him with more than he bargained for! What unstoppable forces will come out of Herobrine's portal? How will he be able to stop it before it is too late?
READ THE STORY TO FIND OUT!
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An epic story about Herobrine and the Nether Dragon!
Herobrine loved to build fascinating structures, but what happens when he constructs a portal to the nether may leave him with more than he bargained for! What unstoppable forces will come out of Herobrine's portal? How will he be able to stop it before it is too late?
READ THE STORY TO FIND OUT!
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26 pages, Kindle Edition
First published March 27, 2014
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August 24, 2014
I recently discovered this series which is trademarked to accompany devotees of the Minecraft game and characters. There are a whole series of books available online and at their website www.minecraftstories.com. This particular selection features Herobrine, a young man who is distinguished by the fact that his eyes are pure white and his fascination for building things. Because of these traits, others think of him as a sorcerer or wizard.
At the beginning of the tale, Herobrine is preparing to build an amphitheater made of black obsidian. He had spent much time underground locating the mineral. Herobrine thought that this black building would contrast nicely with his white leaning tower of cobblestone located nearby. While he was lighting torches to keep the zombies away one night, Herobrine sees a mysterious purple light and a figure with a pig-like face emerge from a portal. Herobrine did not realize he had created a portal. The pigman screams at him to close the portal. Too late….a dragon emerges and with one loud roar succeeds in destroying Herobrine’s castle and both buildings. Now Herobrine must ally himself with Peg, the pigman, and figure out a way to destroy the dragon before he destroys the rest of their world.
Their adventure will lead them to beaches, volcanoes, and a band of pirates headed by Captain Dedwang, who is interested in treasure, not dragons. Will Peg and Herobrine find a way to survive all these threats and defeat the dragon? Fans of the minecraft game including reluctant readers will find this book, as well as others in the series, an interesting read. The text is not difficult and the dialogue moves the plot along quickly. Recommended for boys and girls age eight and up. The book also makes a good read aloud for classroom teachers.
At the beginning of the tale, Herobrine is preparing to build an amphitheater made of black obsidian. He had spent much time underground locating the mineral. Herobrine thought that this black building would contrast nicely with his white leaning tower of cobblestone located nearby. While he was lighting torches to keep the zombies away one night, Herobrine sees a mysterious purple light and a figure with a pig-like face emerge from a portal. Herobrine did not realize he had created a portal. The pigman screams at him to close the portal. Too late….a dragon emerges and with one loud roar succeeds in destroying Herobrine’s castle and both buildings. Now Herobrine must ally himself with Peg, the pigman, and figure out a way to destroy the dragon before he destroys the rest of their world.
Their adventure will lead them to beaches, volcanoes, and a band of pirates headed by Captain Dedwang, who is interested in treasure, not dragons. Will Peg and Herobrine find a way to survive all these threats and defeat the dragon? Fans of the minecraft game including reluctant readers will find this book, as well as others in the series, an interesting read. The text is not difficult and the dialogue moves the plot along quickly. Recommended for boys and girls age eight and up. The book also makes a good read aloud for classroom teachers.
April 12, 2014
It was short
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Hi ALL THE OTHER DAY THAT YOU ARE GOING WELL FOR A WHILE TO GO TO BED NOW SO I DON'T CARE OF YOU WANT IT IS THE ONLY WAY YOU WANT UM NO GOD I HAVE BEEN THE FIRST TIME I'VE HAD IT WAS GOOD MORNING MY DEAR SIR ALEX IS THAT IT WOULD LIKE THE SAME WAY I DON'T WANT ME TREE OF MY FRIENDS LIST AND A LOT TO DO THAT WITH ME TREE IN MY HEAD HURTS LIKE THAT I AM A LOT TO SAY IT IN YOUR ROOM WITH ME TO DO SOMETHING LIKE A PLAN THAT IS WHAT ARE THE MOST PART OF IT
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it SUCKS BALLS
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