Chasing Herobrine: An Unofficial Graphic Novel for Minecrafters, #5

(Paperback)

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Age range 6 to 9

The redstone dust has barely settled after Phoenix's epic battle against the Defender when word of a new threat arises: the legendary ghost of Herobrine has been sighted in Phoenix's village, and under cover of darkness, he's terrorizing a new family each night.
Phoenix and T.H. rush to the village, where they discover a tangled string of clues. Just as the friends-turned-sleuths are sure they've unraveled the mystery of Herobrine's griefing, they uncover a secret that makes them question everything they've learned.
And when a new, stronger enemy appears, their hunt for Herobrine is turned on its end once again. Can a ghost be in danger And could Herobrine cease to be their enemy and instead become . . . their ally
Fans of Minecraft won't want to miss this gripping, mysterious addition to the series that began withQuest for the Golden Apple!

Reviews

"The highly pixilated art reflects the distinctive animation-style of the game and looks almost like screen grabs, which will only endear it more to young readers who love to play Minecraft. The book reads like the first volume of a continuing adventure and will leave kids wanting more."Booklist on Quest for the Golden Apple

Author Bio

Cara J. Stevens has written eleven other books for kids, including the novel Dragon School. When shes not writing or hanging out at the beach, she can be found playing pinball, Wii U, and classic Atari games. Cara lives in Old Greenwich, Connecticut, with her husband, two children, and a loud, fluffy dog named Oliver.

David Norgren is an indie developer and animation enthusiast. Some of Davids creations include Mine-imator, an easy-to-use movie maker for the sandbox game Minecraft. Through the years, it has sparked the imaginations of thousands of young and old Minecraft fans and helped them enter the realm of animation.