Minecraft: The Crash

An Official Minecraft Novel

By: Tracey Baptiste

Narrated by: January LaVoy

Length: 7 hrs and 18 mins

Publisher's summary

New York Times Best Seller

This official Minecraft novel is an action-packed thriller! When a new virtual-reality version of the game brings her dreams - and doubts - to life, one player must face her fears.

Bianca has never been good at following the plan. She's more of an act-now, deal-with-the-consequences-later kind of person. But consequences can't be put off forever, as Bianca learns when she and her best friend, Lonnie, are in a terrible car crash. Waking up in the hospital, almost paralyzed by her injuries, Bianca is faced with questions she's not equipped to answer. She chooses instead to try a new virtual-reality version of Minecraft that responds to her every wish, giving her control over a world at the very moment she thought she'd lost it. As she explores this new realm, she encounters a mute, glitching avatar she believes to be Lonnie.

Bianca teams up with Esme and Anton, two kids who are also playing on the hospital server, to save her friend. But the road to recovery isn't without its own dangers. The kids are swarmed by mobs seemingly generated by their fears and insecurities, and now Bianca must deal with the uncertainties that have been plaguing her: Is Lonnie really in the game? And can Bianca help him return to reality?

Collect all of the official Minecraft books:

Minecraft: The Island

Minecraft: The Crash

Minecraft: The Lost Journals

Minecraft: The Survivors' Book of Secrets

Minecraft: Exploded Builds: Medieval Fortress

Minecraft: Guide to Exploration

Minecraft: Guide to Creative

Minecraft: Guide to the Nether & the End

Minecraft: Guide to Redstone

Minecraft: Mobestiary

Minecraft: Guide to Enchantments & Potions

Minecraft: Guide to PVP Minigames

Minecraft: Guide to Farming

Minecraft: Let's Build! Theme Park Adventure

Minecraft for Beginners

©2018 Tracey Baptiste (P)2018 Random House Audio

It was a good book but it made me cry a lot

It has a good meaning . And I really think it is a source of entertainment during COVID nineteen

This book is so bad just joking it’s super good

This help’s me sleep story’s like this one I really like them .Thirds is great everyone should read this series.thanks for making this creators or creator.

Meh.

I did really enjoy the overall connection between Bianca and Lonnie, but the fact that Esse acted pretty self-entitled and Ant (or whatever his name is) was just obsessed with basketball and red stone or whatever didnt help. Also, the chapters felt really stretched out, especially considering 3/4 of the chapters was basically trying to get blaze rods. I just feel this book could’ve been way better in terms of story.

Great but…

The book has a good story but for Minecraft fans the book does not use Minecraft correctly like you can hit a enderman with a bow but good story check it out

really good, listen if you like mincraft

this was just so good with the story and how it builds to it's climax. you should at listen to this book if you want official lore.

A little too dramatic

The reader was a little too dramatic for my taste. I kept saying Bruh every 30 seconds. The book was great though. Notch would be proud.

Great book!

I’ve already listened to it twice. I love it. I love Minecraft. It’s the best game.

LOVED IT!!!!!!!!!!

It made me cry like fifty times. It was a really good book. I like the Minecraft one of my favorite video game. And a little scary a good book personally. The narrator is spot on a really great performance. It is one of my favorite books.

It is gooood I LOVE IT ❤️❤️⭐️🦊👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

I don’t nwthat I was going to lick it but I love it and it’s gooood

Really odd book.

This book was extremely hard to follow. I've played Minecraft for 10 years and I'm over here wondering how half of this makes sense. I understand it's a "modded realms server in VR" but that's still left field out of the playing area.

I struggled hard to finish this book. I only finished this book to hear the ending and see if my prediction was correct.

Compared to the island. This is far worse than it's counterpart and really needs to be cautioned before reading. I don't like giving harsh reviews at all but this was very difficult to listen to let alone finish.

I also am a strong believer in VR technology and it's advancements. The author should have looked into more realistic VR capabilities unless this was intentionally supposed to be more "Sci-Fi"-ish which would be fine for the way the VR headsets were used.

The narrator did an outstanding job though. that was the only plus. She did not skip a beat and that made this actually finishable.