Minecraft: The Outsider

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Minecraft: The Outsider

Minecraft: The Outsider is the seventeenth Minecraft novel. It is authored by Danica Davidson and was published by Random House Worlds on December 5, 2023.[1] An audiobook was released the same day, with narration provided by Mark Sanderlin.[1]

Synopsis

Jeremy has never brewed a single potion, but he knows what it’s like to be invisible. He lives in the biggest city in the Overworld, surrounded by tall buildings, redstone wonders, and tons of people. So why does he feel so lonely? Why is it so hard to find a friend?

When Jeremy’s family meets a family from out in the wilderness, it looks like it’s going to be the same old story. The outsiders’ kid, Valda, acts like Jeremy is a helpless little baby. Sure, he’s never caught a fish or fought a hostile mob, and maybe at school they only let you read about crafting and never try it yourself. But that doesn’t mean Valda has to be so rude!

But that’s not the only trouble Valda’s family has brought with them. They’re here with a terrifying story: A new kind of zombie has appeared, one that can do things no zombie should be able to do—working together, stealing resources, and terrorizing the folks who live outside the city’s walls. To stop them, Jeremy and Valda are going to need to put aside their differences, team up, and learn from each other’s cultures—or the Overworld may never be the same!

— Book description[1]

Plot

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Chapters 1–10

Chapters 11–20

Chapters 21–30

Chapters 31–40

Chapters 41–50

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