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Kenobi's Blade (Star Wars: Junior Jedi Knights #6)

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This book is a very entertaining read for anyone familiar with the Star Wars movies. The book definitely gives a clear description of what life in the Star Wars galaxy is all about. The Jr. Jedi knights are the books that started my passion for reading four years ago. This is definitely a must have for any young reader.

You have no idea how good this book is!!!Its a Star Wars fan must have!!!Action,adventure cool,you'll finally know what happend to Kenobi's Blade!!!!2 thumbs up!!-W.B.R.

Yes NO matter How old You are And are Very interested in the Skywalker/Organa-Solo Family. You have to read it. Altought I felt for a boy of Anakin Solo's Genious with figuring Out puzzle It seemed to me He should have figured this one out quicker or if it was the other boy Anakin should have don it himself.

Kenobi's Blade is the last book in the Junior Jedi Knight series. The book continues the adventures of Anakin Solo and Tahiri Veila. Children everywhere will enjoy this enthralling tale. Uldir confiscates two important Jedi relics. It's up to Anakin and Tahiri to retrieve them. In a book full of self discovery and acceptance, Kenobi's Blade captures the fun part of Star Wars children love.

I loved the book. I recomend it to anyone who like Star Wars!

-Christina Weatherly (age 14)

I never even considered what happened to Ben Kenobi's light saber until they brought this book out. This is a great book for any Star Wars fan.

I won't say much because it'll ruin the entire story. But this is a wonderful book to read for all Star Wars fans. I highly recommend it

This book was okay, though definitly not the best in the series. The writing was good and discriptive, though it didn't grab me in quite the same way as the first trilogy did, or even as the two books before this one did. To me, it seemed that this whole book was a rehash of the previus one. It had practicly the same plot, except Uldir finally went just a little to far. And they had to bring the Orloc guy back. I don't think he is a very good villian, because he is too unsure of himself, and he doesn't even have any real powers. His very presence insults the intelligence of the characters, and the fact that all of them are jedi, or at least jedi trainees except Uldir. Like I said, the writing was good, and the characters well developed, even if the plot was less than perfect. And despite it's flaws, I greatly enjoyed reading it, and intend to do so again. Definitly best for children twelve and under.

First he's forever being confused with his grandfather, and now that Harry Potter kid comes along and does everything he does, only better! Seriously, this entire series should be re-edited into one or two books,without the endless background info-its safe to say that even most 8-year-olds reading this will have seen the movies