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A Noob's Diary of an 8-Bit Warrior Volume 3: The Eye of Ender

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The third volume in the Minecraft-inspired warrior adventure series follows Runt and Blurp on their quest into the Nether to face the impossible task of defeating an Ender Dragon.

A Minecraft Movie leveled up at the box office, collecting a blockbuster $157 million in its opening weekend. It’s not only the biggest debut of the year but the best in history for a video game adaptation.” — Variety

Runt the villager, Blurp the zombie, and Maggie the warrior all have only one to find the portal to the End and battle the Ender Dragon. This is no easy quest, especially with a fierce warrior like Alberic trying to block their every move. Will our heroes manage to get past Alberic, make their way to the End unscathed, and face the great Ender Dragon?

The popular characters by best-selling author Cube Kid, along with vivid illustrations from the 8-Bit Warrior Graphic Novel format, come to life for young readers ages 7-9 in this new series perfect for reluctant readers and video game fanatics.

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Published October 15, 2024

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Cube Kid

188 books503 followers
Cube Kid writes gaming fiction, including the Diary of a Wimpy Villager series.

When he's not writing Minecraft stories, he's chipping away at a YA SF series, set in a virtual reality MOBA.

He grew up in Alaska, where he currently resides.

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The Noob's Diaries are for slightly younger readers than the Diary of an 8-Bit Warrior books; they are 96 pages long, as opposed to 240 pages, and have more pictures and larger text.

It helps to have a working knowledge of Minecraft in order to understand what is going on in these books; I do not. I can see the appeal to younger readers and fans of the game, but struggle to understand the stories.

I have tried valiantly to write coherent reviews of these, but lost that battle today. Elementary libraries will want to purchase these in the sturdiest prebinds available.

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