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Thirteen year old Keith is your average kid with normal parents and a tight circle of friends, but he never really seems to stand out. The only time the teachers seem to notice him is when he stands up to the bullies at school to protect his friend. One day after a particularly rough fight,..
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This is a YA roll play themed book (think Dungeons and Dragons). It is fun no matter what age you are. The characters are likeable and the plot is interesting. The “Crypts & Creepers” game book is cursed and a group of intrepid preteens decide to play. The kids get drawn into the game both..
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as some one who likes being a crafter in all games its nice to have a story that focuses on crafting rather then generic sword and sorcery.
Review from The Cursed Codex →
This is the first book I’ve read/listened to by this author and I would happily listen to another. This is a great book for preteen and above. The story is well done. I liked how Matthew Cox did the scenes where the characters in the game could ‘hear disembodied voices’ as the kids played the..
Keith is your average teen now a days raised on technology and video games. After a rough day at school, he takes the long way home and decides to stop at a garage sale. He happens to find a copy of the game masters codex (D&D game masters guide). He quickly reads through the book..
Review from The Cursed Codex →
I was not expecting such a good book… Man this was a good book and a good introductory into dungeons & dragons. Well at least the basic mechanics and storyteller. Here it’s called C&C (crips and creepers) I really enjoyed this book and Hope define more in this same style. This book was given to..
The basic premise is simple enough: A kid finds a DnD analogue and things transpire which make it clear it’s more than a simple game, he and his friends are sucked in… if that sounds familiar – that’s ok. The premise itself makes a natural combination and it’s a trope that’s hardly been overused. The..
Okay so I just finished “Dim the Lights” by Sue Duff. It was fantastic, loved the ending even though it was tough it had it all. Sacrifice, love, hope for all the characters. When I was completed with the book I contemplated what it reminded me of and why it seemed like the story meant..
Review from Crafter’s Passion →
could been better. started out promising but ended up falling short. no real climax or character progression
This was was a little crazy at points and funny at others. I feel that the narrator did a fantastic job and you can feel his personality show through I received this audiobook at no-cost from Audiobookworm Promotions. The gifting of this audiobook did not affect my opinion of it.