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Summary: I'm 3 Times The High End Of The Suggested Reading Age
Review: If you are a Star Wars fan, these books are fun. They always seem to offer a bit of information that the "adult versions" do not offer. I have read the first four, and will finish #5 tonight. The collected comic series that are brought out by Dark Horse Comics also are great, as are "The Young Jedi Knight Series" All of these formats are a bit different, but they all add to your knowledge of the Star Wars Universe. And after the recent "Vector Prime" I really enjoy these all the more. So I apologize to younger readers if I am tresspassing on your area, but I do it with respect for the Star Wars Saga. And for those over 12, 20, 30, 40 and so on, buy the book, and when the check out person looks at you, proudly say "it's for me", wear your enthusiasm with pride. It takes some practice, especially when I am in the kids section asking a helpful young person where I can find these. I met my match when a young man said, "is this for you" I admitted I was hooked on Star Wars, he said "that's cool". So now I hang out with the young folks and chat about stories that I watched on the screen decades before they were born. If you feel old this is a great cure. Thanks to all young readers!
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Summary: Endings like this should be illegal!
Review: It's just not fair! I have a hard time waiting a month between comic books - having to wait TWO months for an entire book is more than I can handle!This is probably my favorite in the series so far, next to #1 "The Rising Force." There's so much character depth here, both for Qui-Gon and for Obi-Wan. And the ending .. oh! I can't help but reread it continuously. I agree with everything everyone has said so far about this book and recommend it to EVERYONE! (I'm 20!) The real success of this series is its ability to draw you into the conflict and believe that something bad *could* happen. Of course, nothing serious can happen since both characters make it to Epiosde I - but that doesn't rid you of any suspense. Soooo much better than any of the "adult" Star Wars novels!
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Summary: I devoured this one!!!
Review: It's great to see I'm not the only over the recommended age reading level (I'm 34). I was absolutely spellbound by this book and could hardly put it down! I ached right along with Qui-Gon as Obi-Wan struggled with his beliefs. Their relationship is developing at a good pace. And I can't believe we're left hanging until January!Thanks Jude for another wonderful episode in the lives of two of our favorite Star Wars characters!
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Summary: Not just for kids anymore!
Review: I'm not exactly in the target age range for this series of books (I'm 32! ), but I am not ashamed to say I'm devouring every word. This entire series is bringing a new depth to the characters in Episode I, and in turn to the original trilogy. Very few of the "adult" Star Wars books can claim the same. The developing relationship between Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan is compelling, very real, and at times heartbreaking. January is WAY too far away!
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Summary: It'll leave you on the edge of your seat from start to end
Review: This book is a great addition to the line of Jedi Apprentice books. This gives alot more depth to obi-wan and what he has been taught to belive and what he really belives. I would suggest this book to anyone who wants to be left on the edge of their seat all the way up to the end.
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Summary: And especially the last 3 chapters!
Review: Only the original Zahn Thrawn Trilogy has had me this enthusiastic. I deeply appreciate the attention to character and plotting, and the insight into the Jedi discipline. A frequent problem in this written universe is that the only flaws characters have are those due to bad writing. Here, Ms/Mr. Watson has created two characters who are achingly, painfully flawed and conflicted. I applaud this effort to write non-perfect, believable characters in a series of stories that repeatedly test their wits, skill, intelligence, and relationship.
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Summary: How could you leave us hanging like that?
Review: But I love you for it even as I'm cursing you, Ms. (Mr.?) Watson. Wow! What a ride this book was. I continue to be impressed with the turbulent relationship between Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan in this series. It is written with a depth and understanding of the characters which is both stunning and painful. I applaud you and count the days until the release of JA6.
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Summary: I really liked it!
Review: Oooh, the cliffhanger. The suspense is going to kill mebetween now and January! I love this series - you have no idea howexcited I was to finally have it arrive in my mailbox. Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan's fledgling relationship certainly has its rough spots! I was actually surprised Qui-Gon didn't smack Obi-Wan upside the head after the starfighter incident. I loved the banter between Qui-Gon and Tahl! That was hilarious! Well Done! I can't wait for the next one!
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Summary: Another great Jedi Apprentice book.
Review: The Defenders of the Dead was another great book in the JediApprentice series. But I was VERY shocked by the ending! I can't waitto read the next book.
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Summary: OK, so they totally leave you hanging.
Review: I'm always ready to buy a new Jedi Apprentice book! This one was no exception, even though I'm a year over the "recommended age level" (9-12). But anyway! You aren't here to read about me, you're trying to find out more about this book, right? OK, here's my input. Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan are on Melida/Daan, where two "tribes" of people are always fighting each other. They can't find anyone, except "The Young," an underground group of teens, who want to make peace. Unfortunately, student and master disagree on so many things that eventually, Obi-Wan decides to stay with Cerasi and Nield, his new friends. This leads you to wondering: What's going to happen to Obi-Wan? Does Qui-Gon want him back? (Which, of course, is why you go on to read The Uncertain Path {#6})! All in all, this was a pretty good read - the cover's pretty cool - and you'll have to read it so you can understand what happens in 6. So buy it if you think you want it! Then go get #6 and it'll leave you hanging for #7!
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