Lavascape Adventures: My Life as a Troll: A Lavascape Adventure (Paperback)

from ArkhamReviews

While there were a few things that I enjoyed about the story, I felt that there were just a few too many issues to allow me to enjoy it on the whole. Firstly, Lavascape just doesn't function like a real MMORPG. I know this is likely to be a nitpick for most readers but I just couldn't buy it as a...

from reading_fox

Meh, confused. The author doesn't quite manage to make any specific point, although the attempt to show that video games corrupt children was probably the intended one, but it fails in many areas. As "just" a story it's even worse with far too many contrived plot points resolved at a poor ending,...

from andbmay

This was a good read. I look forward to a sequel. If you're looking for a book that has a good moral background of standing up for what is right along with a little bit of action then this is the book for you. Through in a dash of comedy, a pinch of teen romance, a computer game and good ol' fami...

from madhatr

I have to be honest, I am guilty of judging a book by it's cover/ cover art and while I did request this book when the time came to read it I was not overly enthusiastic to start. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that the main character and I share a first name. (I'm not sure why, but I lov...

from pratchettfan

Jared is an outsider at school and unhappy at home, his parents fight all the time and his sister only has time for her boyfriend. So when he gets a copy of Lavascape, a fully immersive MMORPG with helmet, gloves and other tracking devices, he jumps at the chance to play a Troll. At first he is c...