Book 1
Noobsi in Steal a Brainrot
From total noob to veteran in the Roblox game where you collect, trade and steal brainrots.
143 dumplings hidden across a huge Roblox map. No enemies, no levels, just a group of friends who cannot look for one without starting an argument. 25 bedtime stories with real game and group chats inside.
Buy nowNoobsi in Find the Dumpling is a children's book of 25 bedtime stories set in Find the Dumpling, a Roblox hide-and-seek game with 143 dumplings hidden across the map and no combat. It is written for kids aged 8 to 11 and is the third book in the Noobsi Bedtime series by RocViBaBot. The stories include real Roblox and Discord chats and end with a 55-term glossary for parents.
Noobsi has just left Brookhaven when Wind drops a new game in the chat: Find the Dumpling. 143 dumplings hidden all over the map. Noobsi reckons it will take an afternoon. Three hours later the whole group is still at spawn, arguing about whether a pink dumpling counts as "pastel pink" or just "pink".
The quick hunt turns into 25 ridiculous expeditions: a chimney that launches them into the clouds, a five-colour code, a cave maze full of spiders, a crashed plane and a door that takes seventeen minutes to open.
DaVinci builds spreadsheets, Marccuiner wants an auto-clicker, Wind stops to admire the view and torrents keeps asking if the game is really just finding things. The counter matters less and less. Searching together matters more.
Stories 1–8
The Dumplog, the rarity tiers and the first easy finds. A chimney elevator, the first number of the colour code, a statue that needs 250 clicks, the green key and Candy Island.
Stories 9–16
The group and like dumplings, the auto-clicker debate, the cave maze and its ghosts, a timer glitch they decide not to use, a troll who freezes everyone and a concert that falls into the acid.
Stories 17–25
Seventeen minutes of waiting, invisible walls, a black portal, the crashed plane, the last number, 1,500 clicks, the tiniest dumpling and the troll obby. Then 143 out of 143.
Not sure what a "Dumplog", a "mythic" or a "troll obby" is? The glossary at the back explains 55 Find the Dumpling and Roblox terms in plain words.
Browse the Find the Dumpling glossaryNoobsi in Find the Dumpling is written for kids aged 8 to 11. Each story takes about 10 minutes to read and continues the same search, so it works well one story per night.
No. Find the Dumpling is a hide-and-seek game with no enemies, so the book is a gentle adventure built around paying attention, solving small puzzles and helping whoever gets lost.
No. Noobsi learns the game in the first story along with the reader, and a glossary of 55 terms explains words like Dumplog, mythic and troll obby.
No. It is the third book in the Noobsi Bedtime series, after Steal a Brainrot and Brookhaven, and it stands completely on its own.
Spanish (the original), English and Catalan, each as a paperback and an eBook on Amazon.
Same friends, a different Roblox game in each book.
Book 1
From total noob to veteran in the Roblox game where you collect, trade and steal brainrots.
Book 2
A Roblox town with no points and nothing to win. Roleplay, jobs, friendship and a mystery in the mountain.