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Lost in the End

By: Winter Morgan
Narrated by: Summer McCusker
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Harriet, Jack, and Toby are treasure hunters, searching the Minecraft world for its most valuable hidden secrets. In an abandoned mineshaft, they discovered the first of three lost journals that once belonged to William, a legendary explorer who has gone missing. The journals have taken them on a daring adventure to a secret temple deep within a desert biome, then into the perilous depths of the Nether. Now the treasure hunters are facing their greatest challenge yet.

This time, they're certain they're close to finding William. They find themselves traveling deep into the ocean and atop the highest mountains, but they just can't find him anywhere. Is it possible the journals are a hoax? Is the explorer missing for good? In one last desperate attempt, the group ventures to the End. But will they survive this last-ditch effort, or have they finally gone too far?

This is the third book in the new Lost Minecraft Journals series. The chapters of each book alternate between the journal entries (William's story) and the story of the treasure hunters. Fans of Minecraft won't want to miss this wild new adventure.

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loved it is a great book of the Winter Morgan good for 7+ children and aftwr

great book and siries

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Very good but you should many tell everyone what books are before and after cos I don’t know what the latest and nest one was
But it was very nice I loved it

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I would recommend this book 📖 to minecrafters under the age of 12.
I would only recommend that they ride horses more often in Minecraft books. I love Winter Morton’s story’s because she really brings you in the story. In fact, I’m listening to Lost in the End right now and they are in an ocean monument 🏛. As I said before, I am very fond of horses 🐎 and would love it if Winter Morgan made another Minecraft series that is about a horse riding camp and then something happens and they end up in adventure. Please give Winter Morgan my wish and my thanks.


Thank you for reading, Destiny146

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Great storey it was a very interesting book I’d like That it had journals in it

Nies

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It was an interesting story.

It explains why the game was made. I enjoyed listening to it.

Good

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The story was great and the speaking was so good but I would point out that they could of made the bad guys better I would recommend this to gamers who want to learn about pretend experience and Minecraft life but overall perfect for ages 6+ and great!😎

Great!

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It’s interesting to find a book like this which is included it makes it so much better.
But I feel like they could had better performance

We’ll

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