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desertcart.com: Diary of an 8-Bit Warrior: Shadow Over Aetheria: An Unofficial Minecraft Adventure (Volume 7): 9781524892487: Cube Kid: Books Review: Great buy for young boy readers - My son— he's nine —is obsessed with this series. It is an excellent series for his age group (maybe 7-12) and has a similar design to Minecraft. It is a hero-and-villain storyline, with mobs they have to fight, so it is very engaging for young boy readers. The page count is in the mid-100s, but the letter sizes are on the bigger end, and a lot of pages have pictures. Review: My rambling streak - suprising how I still enjoy reading a series that I read when I was ten, no matter what this series was part of my child hood so im completely biased, I really like the new art style of the book but reading this on kindle is really annoying since I cannot increase word size (the pages are a picture with lots of words so kindle doesn’t detect the words as something it can change) the book stayed pretty accurate to the previous books with a few inconsistencies like how pebble was with cog boy and how this was their first time using librams (breeze gave runt one for the dual weilding or at least I believe they are the same, a book that if you read gives information) and it is kind of sad to see how cube kid just dropped cog’s group entirely since although they were never great people they still played a role in the story. over all I think it is still a really great series and I will continue following it if not because its good its because of nostalgia, but seriously 6 years for 200 pages… can’t say it was worth it but the world building and art kind of explained it.
| Best Sellers Rank | #12,233 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #3 in Minecraft Guides #14 in Computers & Internet Humor #100 in Children's Action & Adventure Books (Books) |
| Book 7 of 8 | Diary of an 8-Bit Warrior |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (1,213) |
| Dimensions | 4.9 x 0.6 x 7.9 inches |
| Grade level | 3 - 6 |
| ISBN-10 | 1524892483 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1524892487 |
| Item Weight | 2.31 pounds |
| Language | English |
| Print length | 240 pages |
| Publication date | January 30, 2024 |
| Publisher | Andrews McMeel Publishing |
| Reading age | 8 - 12 years, from customers |
K**R
Great buy for young boy readers
My son— he's nine —is obsessed with this series. It is an excellent series for his age group (maybe 7-12) and has a similar design to Minecraft. It is a hero-and-villain storyline, with mobs they have to fight, so it is very engaging for young boy readers. The page count is in the mid-100s, but the letter sizes are on the bigger end, and a lot of pages have pictures.
Y**S
My rambling streak
suprising how I still enjoy reading a series that I read when I was ten, no matter what this series was part of my child hood so im completely biased, I really like the new art style of the book but reading this on kindle is really annoying since I cannot increase word size (the pages are a picture with lots of words so kindle doesn’t detect the words as something it can change) the book stayed pretty accurate to the previous books with a few inconsistencies like how pebble was with cog boy and how this was their first time using librams (breeze gave runt one for the dual weilding or at least I believe they are the same, a book that if you read gives information) and it is kind of sad to see how cube kid just dropped cog’s group entirely since although they were never great people they still played a role in the story. over all I think it is still a really great series and I will continue following it if not because its good its because of nostalgia, but seriously 6 years for 200 pages… can’t say it was worth it but the world building and art kind of explained it.
A**Z
OHMYGODILOVETHISBOOKANDSERIESAHHHHHHH
I love this series so so much and i hope you can release Hour of Enchantment soon. this book was amazing
T**Y
Amazing
Definitely one of the best books in the series!!!
A**R
Poor binding
The book is great for kids who love Minecraft, but the binding is poor quality. It started to break within two days.
I**C
Cute
Cute book
K**R
tat was mazing
This was an excellent book, definitely worth the wait! CK has definitely been working on his Art skill, must be AT LEAST 250 by now. I don't really know what else to put here so I'll just end this off with a hearty MRE MRUV MROO, AETHERIA!!! (you will not understand the reference until you read the book, so you have to read it now. haha) DarkEnchanter02 was slain by overpowered Fell Boar
H**.
8 year old son loves these
My 8 year old Mine Craft loving son loves this series! Read through them so fast and scored perfect on AR quiz (so I know he actually read them :-))
A**R
Good. Very good, in fact, actually, very, very, very good. No, scratch that, very very very very very very very very very good,
D**H
My kids like these Minecraft stories. I got this for my 9 year old.
D**E
My son is a big fan of your books and loves reading them over and over again. Reading the other comments it’s great to see that there other kids that also do the same. So the books are great value. My son was really happy to be able to read some new material and is happy with how it has continued. He looks forward to see how the adventures continue to unfold.
L**.
I loved the story I'm excited to see where it leads I love the new city but I wish Runt and Breeze spent more time together in the book.
J**3
I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book, but I think Runt maybe could get like a new sword, and particularly get more OP gear. I wish there were more books in the series, as I would particularly like to see Runt defeat Herobrine and maybe visit Earth. I am a particular 'fan' of this series, but wish they were all kindle unlimited. By Andrew age 11
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