Minecraft: The Mountain

An Official Minecraft Novel

By: Max Brooks

Narrated by: Sean Astin

In the thrilling sequel to the New York Times bestselling novel Minecraft: The Island, a stranded hero stumbles upon another castaway—and discovers that teamwork might just be the secret to survival.
 
Wandering a vast, icy tundra, the explorer has never felt more alone. Is there anything out here? Did I do the right thing by leaving the safety of my island? Should I give up and go back? So many questions, and no time to ponder—not when dark is falling and dangerous mobs are on the horizon.
 
Gurgling zombies and snarling wolves lurk in the night, and they’re closing in. With nowhere to hide, the lone traveler flees up a mountain, trapped and out of options . . . until a mysterious figure arrives, fighting off the horde singlehandedly. The unexpected savior is Summer, a fellow castaway and master of survival in these frozen wastes.
 
Excited to find another person in this strange, blocky world, the explorer teams up with Summer, whose impressive mountain fortress as a safe haven . . . for now. But teamwork is a new skill for two people used to working alone. If they want to make it home, they will have to learn to work together—or risk losing everything.

I WANT JACK BLACK

I love this book and have read it almost 15 times. I like this guy but I would rather have it read by Jack Black considering he read the first one and it sounded really good.

Just like the last one with the same issues.

Sean is fantastic, the story is very good but with the same lame self-help platitudes hammed in your ear like a iron spike. They constantly ruined great story beats.

WHERES JACK BLACK!!!

Please bring back Jack Black!!!🙏🙏🙏!!!
The first time I herd this book I thought it was a different seres!

Great!

A amazing story! It shows how friends work and that if you get in a fight with a friend you can and should go back and make things right.

“Friends shouldn’t part in anger.”

Thank you guy and Max Brooks

This is a really good story and I like that it actually taught me a little about Minecraft