Books in Children's Stories In Code series

If your kids love to play Minecraft then this big book of Minecraft short stories is something that they will enjoy.“Children’s Stories: The Great Big Book of Minecraft Adventure Short Stories for Kids (The Unofficial Minecraft Kids’ Short Stories Series 1)” is a compilation of exciting short stories about their favorite game! It features seven of Mark Mulle's most loved Minecraft tales! The short stories featured inside will teach friendship, courage, perseverance and moral choices to its young readers:Tale of a Hero - Steve’s day-to-day life in Minecraft is beginning to become filled with strange occurrences - half-built homes, leafless trees, overpowered mobs, bizarre events and cryptic notes left by an anonymous player. Impossible, he thinks. Steve only plays in single player. Is this all the work of a hacker or something else?The Unfinished Game - Steve has everything he needs to be a hero. Adversity. An arch nemesis. Devastation approaching from all sides.The Endings and Beginnings of a Legend - Steve is on a course to the End where he is destined to have a showdown with the mysterious enemies that await him in the End.I am Brek - Follow the story of Brek as he looks for answers after his father was cruelly taken from him during an attack by the mobs from Minecraft.The Start of a Quest - Mike – a Minecraft noob, and his friend Jerry, have taken the first steps into their first Minecraft adventure together. Follow our two protagonists on their journey and find out what they will discover.The Truth about the Myth - As Jerry joins a Minecraft’s clan, Mike is left to continue his Minecraft adventure alone. Be ready for a thrilling ride, filled with action, adventure and chills and a startling reveal at the end of it that will have you on the edge of your seat.Herobrine versus the World - Mike needs to stop Herobrine before he succeeds with the final part of his plan of evil dominion. Our noob-hero has come a long way from first spawning and has learned a lot of things, but will he succeed? Will he do it alone?This unofficial Minecraft book is not authorized, endorsed or sponsored by Microsoft Corp., Mojang AB, Notch Development AB or any other person or entity owning or controlling the rights of the Minecraft name, trademark or copyrights. All characters, names, places and other aspects of the game described herein are trademarked and owned by their respective owners. Minecraft®/ /TM & ©2009-2016 Mojang/Notch.

I live in England. Land of Kings, Queens, Princes and Princesses. Wherever you are in England, you’re never too far from a castle. That pleases me greatly. I am, after all, a Professor of Antiquities at Ellbookley Castle. When I’m not at Ellbookley Castle, I really rather enjoy exploring old, dusty bookshops. It was at one such bookshop during a recent trip that I discovered a most odd book. I had written down the title of the book but my Neice, bless her, had written something else on the page and taken it with her when she left. As I started to take the book from the shelf, the whole bookcase turned and opened like a big door, revealing a secret passage. I followed the stone steps down a spiral staircase. Us English aren’t afraid of ghosts and mummies. Okay, I was a little bit scared. At the bottom of the staircase was an old trunk. If you can imagine a pirate chest, it looked just like that. I opened the lid, expecting to find a skeleton that would look rather nice at Ellbookley Castle. Instead, what I found were some old, hand written papers. All in code. Since I’m jolly clever, I’ve managed to crack the code. There are so many pages to decode though. Can you help?