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Book and Quill

A book and quill is an item used to write written books .

Natural generation

By pressing use item or long pressing screen anywhere‌ [ Bedrock Edition only ] while holding a book and quill in their hand, the player can open a text editor GUI.

Using this GUI, the player can write a single book up to 100‌ [ Java Edition only ] or 50‌ [ Bedrock Edition only ] pages long, with up to 798 characters per page. The player can write up to 79,800‌ [ Java Edition only ] or 12,800‌ [ Bedrock Edition only ] characters inside the entire book. No page may be longer than 14 lines and each line can have a width of 114 pixels (see pixel width of each character here ).

The player has the ability to copy and paste into books. However, the paste does not work if the text being pasted is longer than a single page. Most Unicode characters are available in books, and they may be pasted in without issue.

In singleplayer, the world pauses while a book is being edited.‌ [ Java Edition only ]

One can place a book and quill or a written book on an empty lectern .

The lectern then emits a redstone signal depending on the displayed page in the book. On the last page, the lectern emits a signal strength of 15. This is why lecterns are listed in the "redstone" tab in the creative inventory .

Formatting codes

Text in a book can be styled using codes starting with the § character (section sign).

If the player uses multiple codes, and continue typing past the end of a line, the next line exhibits only the last formatting code used.

Books can be signed by pressing the "Sign" button while in the interface. In Java Edition , when signed, a book bears the name of the player who wrote it and a title chosen upon signing. In Bedrock Edition , the book doesn't display the name of the player as the author; instead, the author can be any text the player wants. After it has been signed, it cannot be edited again – it has turned into a written book .

Special characters can be used in the title, if typed from a keyboard that supports them. Alt codes do not work, and the § character cannot be typed even using a keyboard that implements it, meaning titles cannot be colored or formatted in-game. However, on Linux using the compose key to produce special characters does work.

The title of the book can be up to 16 characters long, and the player cannot paste into a title. A "workaround" for the 16-character limitation is to manually rename the book at an anvil , which always costs 1 experience level . This can be done with either a written book or a book and quill – both versions will always display the changed name. If a custom name is removed from a written book, it will revert back to the title it was given during the signing process.

Chiseled bookshelf

Using the chiseled bookshelf while having a book and quill in the main hand will put the book inside the chiseled bookshelf.‌ [ upcoming: JE 1.20 & BE 1.20.0 ]

Expert-level librarian villagers buy a book and quill for one emerald.‌ [ Bedrock Edition only ]

Expert-level librarian villagers have a 50% chance to buy 2 book and quills for one emerald.‌ [ Java Edition only ]

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Bedrock Edition :

Data values

Issues relating to "Book and Quill" are maintained on the bug tracker . Report issues there .

The first image of a book seen. [3]

The GUI of writing a book.

The GUI of signing a book.

A signed book.

Display of styles used in a book. "e" and "f" are difficult to see.

A book and quill in Bedrock Edition .

An example of text in a book and quill in Java Edition .

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Book and Quill

Book & Quill

Books and Quills are items in Minecraft used to write books and read them. When you click the button 'SIGN' and enter a book title and click 'SIGN AND CLOSE', you cannot go back and edit your book.

By right-clicking anywhere with a Book and Quill in hand will open up the book. They are commonly used for Multiplayer, since they take up less space and a player can write up to 50 pages, with 256 charactors per page. This calculates up to 12800, so a player can write 12800 letters (including spaces) in a book (an estimated 2500 words)!

Changing Words

By pressing '§' (or copying from this page) you can make letters that change!

Note: You will have to write the letter shown and then the words you want to type.

Formatting Codes

Copying ' §' and pressing one of these will change the writing color. Note: You will have to write the letter twice. If you want a different letter, push (for example) § + 5 + S to get a purple 'S'

§ + 0 = Black writing

§ + 1 = Dark blue writing

§ + 2 = Dark green writing

§ + 3 = Dark aqua writing

§ + 4 = Dark red writing

§ + 5 = Purple writing

§ + 6 = Gold writing

§ + 7 = Grey writing

§ + 8 = Dark grey writing

§ + 9 = Blue writing

§ + a = Green writing

§ + b = Aqua writing

§ + c = Red writing

§ + d = Light purple writing

§ + e = Yellow writing

§ + f = White writing

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How to write in a book in Minecraft

Players can write lengthy books in Minecraft (Image via wikihow.com)

Minecraft is a game where players have almost unlimited potential to build whatever they desire. From sprawling cities to working calculators, there is truly something for everyone. In addition to environments and builds that you can explore, you can also write in books.

In Minecraft, books are a great way to express your creativity in-game. From listing the rules of a server to telling a personal story, you can write almost anything you desire. But how do you get the ability to write in books in Minecraft and what exactly can you do with them?

How can players write in a book in Minecraft?

Like many different blocks and skins in Minecraft, books are highly customizable items that can be written in and signed by the player. When you write a book, you are able to sign your name at the end of it and give the book a title.

After putting a title on the book and signing it, the book will become a written book. This written book can then be placed inside a chest, a lectern, or read. You can then open and read the book whenever you wish to do so.

How can you craft a book to write inside of in Minecraft?

In order to write in a book in Minecraft , you must first craft a Book and Quill. Though these sound like two separate items, it is a single item that is created by combining a book, an ink sac, and a feather at a crafting table.

Once you combine these three items, you will get one Book and Quill. Upon using the Book and Quill , you will be able to write inside the book. After you have written what you wish inside the book, you can then sign the book and add a title.

You will then be able to make copies of the book and distribute your work in the world of Minecraft.

How to create copies of a written book

Writing a book can be a taxing endeavor. Books in Java Edition can be up to 100 pages long (50 pages in Bedrock), and you may want to copy longer works rather than re-writing them all over again.

Luckily, this is easy to do. You simply need to take the written book and place it on the crafting table with a plain book. Once this is done, it will create another copy of the written book.

Books that are copied from the original will be titled "Copy of [Original]" and those that are copied from another copy will be called "Copy of [Copy]". This is a good way for players to keep track of which book is the original so they can keep it for themselves.

Placing written books on lecterns

Players are able to place a written book on an empty lectern for others to read. The lectern will emit a redstone signal that increases in intensity depending on how far into the book the page being displayed is. For books that are on the last page, the lectern will output a redstone signal strength of 15.

Written books are a great way to communicate

Although there is a widely available chat feature in the game, sometimes it's a good idea to express yourself through the written word. The Book and Quill allows you to do just that, and it adds another layer of customization to an already nearly infinite in-game universe.

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How to make a Written Book in Minecraft

This Minecraft tutorial explains how to craft a written book with screenshots and step-by-step instructions.

In Minecraft, a written book is a basic item in your inventory. It is created by writing and signing a Book and Quill . You can add multiple pages to the book and you can apply formatting to the text in the book. Once the book has been signed, it will no longer be editable and you will become the book's author. The title that you enter for the book will appear as the name for the written book instead of the words "Written Book".

Let's explore how to make a written book.

Supported Platforms

A written book is available in the following versions of Minecraft:

* The version that it was added or removed, if applicable. NOTE: Pocket Edition (PE), Xbox One, PS4, Nintendo Switch, and Windows 10 Edition are now called Bedrock Edition. We will continue to show them individually for version history.

Item ID and Name

Minecraft java edition (pc/mac).

In Minecraft, a written book has the following Name, ID and DataValue:

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Other Books

You can make other types of books in Minecraft such as:

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How To Create and Write A Book In (Yes I said IN) Minecraft, plus Minecraft and literacy

When I was visiting with my nephews on Christmas Day, they introduced me to Minecraft. I had been aware of the game before, of course, but wasn't that impressed with the blocky graphics. Plus I had assumed it was mainly a hunt-and-shoot type of game, which didn't appeal to me that much.

But my mom-in-law had given my sis-in-law a copy of The Minecraft Guide For Parents , and while idly flipping through some of the pages, I realized that maybe there was more to the game than I had previously thought. Since then, I've also discovered that more schools are starting to bring Minecraft into the classroom (see my list of resources at the end of this post).

So far, I'm finding Minecraft more appealing than Second Life . Although the graphics are chunky, the benefit is that everything's super-fast, with no complex rendering needed. The blocky graphics have a charm of their own, and building things with them remind me of the childhood fun I used to have with Lego. (Side note: I have no idea if Lego tried to buy Minecraft but if they didn't, they should have.)

In addition to giving me another way of connecting with my nephews, it's also (depending on the server) a much more family-friendly environment than Second Life. I've already run into some parents who play Minecraft online WITH their kids.

Over the holidays, I was also invited to check out the GamingEdus Minecraft server by children's book author and educator Liam O'Donnell. With support of the EDGE Lab at Ryerson University, the GamingEdus project was founded as a way to introduce other educators to the learning potential of videogames, through the Minecraft, with a focus on equity, diversity, inclusion and student-led, inquiry-based learning.

To parents and educators who are skeptical about the potential benefits of Minecraft: I strongly encourage you to check out Liam's posts about how he uses Minecraft in the classroom , especially for students who need reading and writing support.

But back to making books...

There are many different aspects of Minecraft, including player-vs-player interactions, but the part that appeals to me the most is crafting : seeking out resources and putting them together to create other items. You can grow and harvest plants, hunt, mine for minerals, raise sheep for wool, create dyes to color that wool as well as glass. You can even create paintings , though currently any created painting becomes one of 26 canvases by artist Kristoffer Zetterstrand. Hopefully someday the Minecraft people will will let us create our own.

But look above! I recently discovered that not only can players create books, but they can write in these books and then give them to others. (An aside: you can't take items with you from one world into another, so you'd need to create the book in the same world in which you plan to use it.)

Before reading further, you should also be warned that the only way to create books in Minecraft is to kill some virtual creatures. And if you're an author reading this just to figure out a way of promoting your book to the Minecraft crowd, you may as well skip the rest of this post.

[Edit January 13, 2014: Liam O'Donnell has pointed out that you can skip the crafting part and go straight into the writing part if you play in Creative Mode.]

For those of you who have kids who play Minecraft or who enjoy playing Minecraft yourself, keep reading...

I'm still in the midst of creating my own writeable book in Minecraft. Why am I doing it? Because I love Minecraft AND I love books, and cannot resist the challenge. In theory, a written book created in Minecraft can contain up to 50 pages, with up to 256 characters per page. You can paste text but currently can't edit/select text. You can read the tech overview on the Minecraft Gamepedia , but here's a basic overview:

You can get feathers by killing chickens:

You get ink sacs by killing Squid :

But you also need a Book, which is created with Paper and Leather:

You can get leather from killing cows or horses (I KNOW I KNOW! I did warn you), and paper from sugar cane:

You can also use paper for making maps as well. Anyway, here's my sugar cane crop:

The wooden blocks cover an underground irrigation system I set up, since sugar cane will only grow beside water.

Yes, it's a long and involved process to create a book in Minecraft. But for me, at least, it's part of the gameplay and I'm enjoying it thoroughly. I'm also hugely curious about redstone dust , which can be used to create power circuits and operate mechanism components. One of my nephews tells me that it's possible to make a simple computer in Minecraft. Lots of potential for creative fun in the future and whoa, so many potential creative learning experiences for young people.

Related Resources:

Messy Learning With Minecraft - by children's book author and educator, Liam O'Donnell

GamingEdus - Includes Minecraft Resources For Educators and Five Ways Minecraft Can Boost Student Writing Skills

MinecraftEdu

Minecraft.net - Official site

Book: The Minecraft Guide For Parents by Cori Dusmann (PeachPit Press, Dec/2013). The Indiebound entry doesn't seem to have much info, unfortunately, but there's more on the Amazon.com book page . I bought the Kindle version . Includes basics of how to install, set up and play the game.

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Good stuff! I have some Minecraft slides in my presentation - visualizations of the Fibonacci sequence done in blocky cubes by a talented youngster friend of mine (cuz I can't do it!!!!). When those slides hit the screen when I'm in an elementary school, there's this buzzzzzz that goes through the room. It's awesome. I bet writing books could be tied into a class assignment in some way, too. As could redstone programming, for that matter. Good game, that Minecraft.

Debbie, my boyfriend is a big Minecraft fan (he's a bit too much of a "gamer" at his age, but...). Anyway, this is one game I really do get behind because of its fascinating, creative aspects. You get used to the "block" look after a while. One thing I love to do is generate a world. You can type in pretty much any word, name, numbers, jibberish, and generate a world and watch it unfold. Amazing!

One thing I was really enjoying (don't have time at all lately) was Man vs. Minecraft. There's this very talented guy, Paul Soares, Jr., who writes episodes that he scripts in Minecraft, like his own version of Survivor Man. By the time he finished Season 1, he had so many fans and one of them even wrote theme music which appears in Season 2 Day 1. (You have to watch at least Season 1 Day 16 into Season 2 Day 1. He does great cliffhangers! Just go here: http://www.youtube.com/user/paulsoaresjr?feature=watch and scroll down to Man vs. Minecraft. Enjoy!!!!

Great overview of Minecraft Debbie! It is definitely an amazing space for creativity and we're happy to have you visit GamingEdus any time.

Next time you're in world, check out our public library (if you haven't already). You can see it here: http://flic.kr/p/j9pza4

It has many player-created books, like the epic "Slime's Destiny" adventure series, "Ace Creeper" noir detective stories and much more. All written by players (both kids and adults) in game.

It's all done in Creative Mode because, who has time to hunt for squid ink? Writers gotta write! And we like to let the cows live free and unfettered. :)

Greg, you play Minecraft, too?? Hopefully we'll run into each other on a Minecraft server sometime!

Donna - thanks for the tip re: Man vs Minecraft -- I'm definitely going to check that out. :-D

Liam -- oh! I'll have to look for the library in the Creative part of your server. Any tips about how to locate it?

Is this for Minecraft PE? Because I tried and it failed. T:

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It is very important to know how to make a book in minecraft.

Minecraft is one of the most globally played games with one purpose, which is ‘To Create. The game is built with the concept of building blocks being used to create different items, and players learn new ways to create different items in the game, like how to make a book in Minecraft. There are different game modes for players. The players can either play this game by Mojang on their own in the single-player mode, which offers survival mode or creative mode.

The players face a series of challenges to survive for as long as possible. The game has players growing their own crops, creating spaces to live, creating armor for protection, and even mining for resources. The game follows a lot of realistic aspects with the major expectation that everything in the game is block-based.

Amongst the many different items that players create is a book. There are many different ways to create and find books , along with many different enchantments to increase the effect that a book has on each player. Books can be used for different enchantments, as decorative pieces, and even to trade with villagers.

Best ways that you find or know how to make a book in Minecraft

The fact the game is one of the most played means that there are countless guides on how to do so many things during the gameplay session. Players are able to build houses and decorate them with many different objects and items like bookshelves. It gives the perfect aesthetic feel of a modern house for the player and actually looks pretty nice.

However, creating a book is something that comes way ahead in the game once you have done many different essentials first. As you read on, you will find ways how to make a book in Minecraft and also on how to find books in the game. While at the same time, you will also find book-related objects that you can create and the advantages that it has. However, that is as far as you can go because there is no room for book marketing in the game.

1. No reason to create when you can find

Many people have this misconception that the only way to acquire objects in Minecraft is by creating them. There are ways in which you can acquire many items without having to create them. If you are playing online, you will find that as you travel, you find many different computer-generated villages as well as homes of other players.

You can raid villages and find whatever you are looking for. Much similarly, if you find a bookshelf in the house of a player, you can break it to get books as well.

2. How to make a book in Minecraft?

If you are the kind of player that looks to settle down rather than go to the trouble of looting villages and homes, then there is still a way in which you can create a book in Minecraft. However, for this, you will need a few materials that will provide you with the necessary items to place on the crafting table and create a book.

The first item that you will need is paper. You can get paper in the inventory if you are playing in creative mode. However, if you are playing in the survival mode, you will first have to plant and harvest sugarcane. You can then use the sugar cane to create paper. Once you have at least three separate units of sugarcane, you will place them one after another in a horizontal manner. You will have to use a crafting table for this, and it will provide you with three pieces of paper.

Once you have a paper, you can move on to the next item required to create a book. You will need a single unit of leather. This item, known as leather, can be obtained from many different animals in Minecraft . Once you kill a cow, horse, or donkey, you will have a chance to get 0-2 leather drops.

Once you have a unit of leather and at least three pieces of paper, you will be able to create a single book. You can do this by placing three pieces of paper horizontally into the middle row, while you also place a unit of leather underneath the middle unit of paper. This will provide you with a book that you can use for different purposes.

3. How to create a book and quill in Minecraft?

What good is a book that you cannot read or write in? With the Minecraft option of creating a book, you can go a step further and create a book and quill. This will allow you to write in the book and sign in to permanently seal what you have written. For this, you will need an ink sac, a book, and a feather. This can be used to leave notes for yourself while at the same time making perfect use of an extra ink sac and feather lying around.

4. How to make a bookshelf in Minecraft?

One of the best decorative pieces that you can use in your house is a bookshelf. This is a great upgrade to use once you know how to make a book in Minecraft . You can create a bookshelf by using three books and six planks. You should place three planks in the top and bottom row, respectively, while you place three books in the middle row. You can use any planks to create a bookshelf, and you will get a single bookshelf block that you can place nay3where in your house as decoration.

5. Create an enchanting table

As you progress in the game and collect many new resources, you will find yourself in need of upgraded potions, books, and weapons. For this, you will need an enchanting table. This is created with the help of two diamonds, four blocks of obsidian, and a book. Together these materials create an enchanting table that uses your hp to enchant different objects of your choice.

Minecraft is a great game that you can play to pass your time. You can use many different materials, tactics, and resources to create an entire virtual life. The map is literally endless, and the opportunities even more so. Knowing how to make a book in Minecraft is one of the simplest things to know as the game has much more in store for its players. Mojang must be doing something right as the game today has close to 131 million players actively playing the game online.

Ideas to write in a book?

In a server, I am starting a book store of sorts and if anyone has ideas for books I can write and sell, tha'd be great.

Write up a history of the server, in myth form, using the owner's name if you know it. Make it an adventure tale or something. I do that a lot.

Google 'cupcakes fanific and copy+paste the story in a book, repeat and sell.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think you can copy-pasta into books in minecraft.

I've made books before (since I was bored). Just make up random stories, such as the history of squids.

Or it can be the history of a different mob.

Then again, it could be a personal experience. It depends all on you.

50 Shades of Clay.

I normally keep a log when I play Minecraft. I keep a log about the village I'm building. One day's entry might talk about the buildings I've built, the land I've set aside for farming, the local flora, will others join me soon?, no materials to do this, low on food need to scavenge, that sort of thing. And If a village fails I sign the book and leave it in a chest. For instance, I had a large town going, and then there was a lightning strike, burned the village and killed my 6 or 8 villagers. So I left the half-burnt homes where they stood, all the furniture, and left the book in the once town square. Detailing the town's rise, and quick fall.

This one time I transcribed as much of The Hobbit as I could fit into a single book. It was ~50 IRL pages, and I sold it for 20 diamonds.

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Cook books. Detailed recepies on how to cook minecraft food.

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Minecraft is full of useful items, one of them is the book and quill. This item may seem useless, but it can be used for many things. You can write whatever you want in it, from to-do lists to useful crafting information to messages to friends, and you can customize the text to your liking. They can be signed, displayed, and even used in redstone contraptions! However, getting the right ingredients and crafting a book and quill can be tricky, but by knowing where to look and what mobs to kill, crafting this useful item can be easily done.

Gathering Materials

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Ink sacs can also be found by fishing and looting chests in strongholds.

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Feathers can also be obtained by killing parrots or by looting chests in shipwrecks and villages.

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Crafting a Book and Quill

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If you want to make a crafting table, chop down 1 wood log and use your inventory crafting table to turn it into planks. Fill all 4 squares with a wooden plank to make a crafting table.

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Using a Book and Quill

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Signed books cannot be later edited. Be sure that the content of the book is what you want it to look like!

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A book and quill is an item used to write written books. By pressing use item or long pressing screen anywhere‌[Bedrock Edition only] while holding a book
Book and Quill
By right-clicking anywhere with a Book and Quill in hand will open up the book. They are commonly used for Multiplayer, since they take up less space and a
How to write in a book in Minecraft
In order to write in a book in Minecraft, you must first craft a Book and Quill. Though these sound like two separate items, it is a single
How to make a Written Book in Minecraft
In Minecraft, a written book is a basic item in your inventory. It is created by writing and signing a Book and Quill. You can add multiple pages to the
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In theory, a written book created in Minecraft can contain up to 50 pages, with up to 256 characters per page. You can paste text but currently
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O soul, ancient ram! come here by the pool to drink. Two horns of sense and reason implanted in your forehead. Son of the mountain sky. Dusty
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Once you have a unit of leather and at least three pieces of paper, you will be able to create a single book. You can do this by placing three pieces of paper
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Write up a history of the server, in myth form, using the owner's name if you know it. Make it an adventure tale or something. I do that a lot.
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Write in the book. Pressing the 'use' button while holding the book and quill in your hand will bring up the book text editor. You can use this space to type