Minecraft: Adventure School

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Minecraft: Adventure School

Minecraft: Adventure School is the 23rd Minecraft novel. It is authored by Monica Sanz and was published by Random House Worlds on March 3, 2026.[1] An audiobook was released the same day, with narration provided by Jessica Almasy.[1]

Synopsis

Hero Crowe’s Adventure School is the stuff of legends. Every year, aspiring heroes across the Overworld wait to see where the mysterious school will pop up this time. But before students can even make it to the front steps, they must pass a dangerous admissions test.

Belinda knows she can pass. She has to pass. She needs to prove to everyone (most of all herself) that she’s not a coward, and she is certain that winning the school’s glorious chest of rare, valuable items is the way to do it. She just needs to make sure she wins without revealing too much about her past.

Belinda has competition, though. She and countless other students are up against hair-raising mobs, secret rooms, and saboteurs, facing challenge after challenge as they battle their way through Hero Crowe’s unusual "lessons". While some students think working together is the best strategy, others prefer the whole lone wolf thing. After all, Hero said there could be only one victor.

Navigating new friendships, rivalries, and plenty of danger, Belinda discovers just what it takes to be a hero. But in the end, will she win the prize and become the school’s one true hero?

— Book description[1]

Plot

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Prologue and Chapters 1–8

Chapters 9–16

Chapters 17–24

Chapters 25–32

Chapters 33–38 and Epilogue

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