Minecraft books:Where is Ender's Brother ?
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| Rating | : | 4.78 (798 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00Z4FNB6Q |
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| Number of Pages | : | 269 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2018-01-24 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
"MINECRAFT A FUN ACQUIRED TASTE" according to carpediem5790. I read the other reviews about babyish and boring.WAKE UP PEOPLE!! #minecraft is an aquired taste that is being absorbed by the youth of today. It started as a program by a Swedish author. You could build anything or anybody out of blocks. From a person to an entire city. People are now making stories with the easy to mak. SJ Lee said This is so bad!:(. The plot was so babyish and boring. There was no excitement and the plot kept dragging. This was such a boring book. I do not recommend this boring book. :(. not minecraft NOT MINECRAFT why is there a bicycle and tv's and computers dont buy this book i recommend diary of a wimpy villager or diary of a minecraft zombie books
Have you ever thought you knew or saw something but found out later it was not true? In this fun story, Steve is contacted by his best friend, Ender, to help him find his younger brother, William. When they hear a window close and go up to William's bedroom, Ender realizes he missed an important clue looking for his brother. They check the living room, outside, and in the tree house, but the boy is nowhere to be found. When Steve arrives at Ender's house, the two boys ask a neighbor if he has seen William but he has not. This quick tale targeting nine-year-old and above readers promotes observing and thinking before jumping to wrong conclusions. Great book for Kids