Noobsi in Find the Dumpling

143 dumplings are hidden across the map. The hardest one is almost always right next to spawn.

When Wind drops a new game in the chat - Find the Dumpling - Noobsi figures it'll take an afternoon. Three hours
later, the whole group is still standing at spawn, arguing about whether a pink dumpling counts as "pastel pink"
or just "pink."

There's no leveling up. No bosses. No points. Just 143 squishy little dumplings hidden behind waterfalls, buried
in the sand, frozen inside blocks, and floating above islands in the sky - and a Dumplog that won't fill itself.

So they go looking. DaVinci builds a spreadsheet for everything. Marccuiner really, really wants an auto-clicker
(Wind says no). torrents keeps finding the impossible ones just by looking like a normal person. And somewhere
between a 17-minute door, a cave full of ghost dumplings, and an obby made of invisible platforms, hunting for
things together turns into something bigger than the count.

25 bedtime stories set in one of Roblox's most charming exploration games, written in the real voice and humor of
kids aged 8 to 11. Each story takes about 10 minutes to read - one per night, or all of them in a row. No
fighting, no farming, no winners. Just a friend group exploring impossible biomes and learning that the journey
beats the checklist:
• A chimney that launches you into the clouds
• A secret code hidden across five biomes
• A waterfall you can walk straight through
• A door that opens once every 17 minutes
• A block that takes 1,500 clicks to break - by hand
• An obby made entirely of platforms you can't see

For parents: No Roblox knowledge required. The stories are gentle, screen-friendly, and built around real themes -
patience, teamwork, doing things the honest way, and finding joy without a scoreboard. Includes illustrated
Roblox and Discord chats, a game glossary so you never have to ask what a "Dumplog" is, and black-and-white images
throughout.

Third book in the Noobsi Bedtime series. Reads completely standalone - no prior Noobsi knowledge needed.

Learn more at www.noobsi.com