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Original Title:	The False Peace (Star Wars: Jedi Quest, #9)
ISBN:	0439339251 (ISBN13: 9780439339254)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Star Wars: Jedi Quest #9, Star Wars Legends

The False Peace (Star Wars: Jedi Quest #9) Mass Market Paperback | Pages: 160 pages

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Title	:	The False Peace (Star Wars: Jedi Quest #9)
Author	:	Jude Watson
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 160 pages
Published	:	July 1st 2004 by Scholastic Paperbacks
Categories	:	Media Tie In. Star Wars. Science Fiction. Fiction. Young Adult

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Pretty good. Warning signs for Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith all over the place, but maybe that's just because I've seen them so many times.

They're still trying to capture Granta Omega. Man, is that guy good at getting away! And he is his father's son. There's a lot more focus on the political side of things in this book, which I really liked. That'll come as no surprise to my friends. Things are getting so corrupt. And Palpatine is taking steps to get to Anakin and fan the sparks of the Dark Side into flame. Unfortunately, Obi-Wan is too focused on Granta Omega to notice that there's something fishy about Palpatine's involvement. Though truly, all of the Jedi are blind to him. I always knew Palpatine was evil, but I watched the originals first.

Not sure about Obi-Wan's advice to Astri to leave Bog. Sure, he's a corrupt politician, and she's scared of the things he'll do as a senator, but I don't think he was actually abusing her or their son, so I don't know. She just never should have married him. But then Lune wouldn't exist.

It did bug me where Darra's last name was printed incorrectly. Hopefully that was just my edition.

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The Political Plot ThickensThe plot thickens in this edition of Jedi Quest. The two teams of Anakin and Obi-Wan, Siri and Ferus are called back to Coruscant to aid the Senate. Political intrigue ensues as Granta Omega and Jana Zan Arbor continue their plan to destroy the Jedi. Note: Spoilers are contained below.What makes this chapter interesting are a number of factors coming into play. Obi -Wan's friend Tyro discovers who is really behind some major political events. Anakin begins spending

Suitable for children aged 8+ or those who have seen the films.Obi wan is still chasing down Omega when he is called back to the Senate by Mace Windu. There are plots to stop the jedi having senate support for their work. It's Obi Wan's job to find out what they are and stop them. This really is a plot on a plot book, the story is clever and uses all the characters strengths. The action sequences are good too. A very good read.

How i would have loved to read these books before ever seeing the movies. The dark side is rising and you van feel it as you read. Will Anakin kill Granta Omega in the last book. I'm curious...

The "conclusion" of the Didi storyline was interesting and death of characters always ups the ante a little. Still can't stand Anakin.

The great thing about the EU books is that they are really linked to the greater world. This one begins the manipulation of Anakin by Palpatine. You dont just have to assume it happens by the time Revenge of the Sith comes along, it was happening.

Almost good, otherwise not much happens here apart from:- dude Tyro, you made me cry legit tears- Anakin started to get fully indoctrinated by Palpy- Tyro was a second away from telling Obi-Wan about Palpy Sidious- That would have prevented many things- Just like Ahsoka saving Tarkin during TCW- Can we get more Soara Antana?

Pretty good. Warning signs for Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith all over the place, but maybe that's just because I've seen them so many times.They're still trying to capture Granta Omega. Man, is that guy good at getting away! And he is his father's son. There's a lot more focus on the political side of things in this book, which I really liked. That'll come as no surprise to my friends. Things are getting so corrupt. And Palpatine is taking steps to get to Anakin and fan the sparks