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Minecraft Catch the Creeper and Other Mobs

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Minecraft Catch the Creeper and Other Mobs is a Minecraft activity book, centered around the search for a creeper.

Synopsis

Search for your favourite mobs in this official Minecraft Search and Find book!

Meet five intrepid explorers as they set out in search of an explosive creeper, a mysterious enderman and more elusive mobs. But these blocky beasts are harder to track down than expected and now the explorers need your help to hunt them all down. Do you have what it takes to find these sneaky mobs?

Explore the world of Minecraft and its biomes as you journey across the Overworld, through the fiery Nether and even into the terrifying End dimension, as you join the chase to track down Minecraft's most popular mobs.

Illustrated by Mr Misang, each scene is packed full of weird and wonderful details to pore over. There are also bonus items to find on each page, ensuring hours of fun.

— Softcover description

A uniquely illustrated search and find format, perfect for Minecraft fans young and old! Catch the Creeper before it catches you! Find the hidden creepers, llamas, illagers and more in the fantastic scenes from the world of Minecraft! Catch the Creeper will entertain Minecraft fans ages 6 to 8 as they pour over the highly detailed scenes in search of hidden mobs and game characters! This full-color hardcover activity book also makes a great gift for Minecraft fans of all ages.

— Hardcover description

Characters

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Covers

  • Cover of the hardcover edition.
    Cover of the hardcover edition.
  • Cover of the softcover edition.
    Cover of the softcover edition.
  • Display of the softover.
    Display of the softover.
  • Back of the softcover.
    Back of the softcover.

Pages

  • Creeper on the Farm.
    Creeper on the Farm.
  • Pages 22-23, Spot the Witch.
    Pages 22-23, Spot the Witch.
  • Witch in the Swamp.
    Witch in the Swamp.
  • Enderman in the Nether.
    Enderman in the Nether.

Official artwork

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