Trioculus, a three-eyed mutant, has arisen as the self-appointed leader of the Empire. The hopes of the Rebel Alliance rest on a young Jedi Prince growing up in an underground city beneath the rain forests of the fourth moon of Yavin.
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Trioculus, a three-eyed mutant, has arisen as the self-appointed leader of the Empire. The hopes of the Rebel Alliance rest on a young Jedi Prince growing up in an underground city beneath the rain forests of the fourth moon of Yavin. ®, (TM) and © 1995 Lucasfilm Ltd. All rights reserved. Used under authorization.
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Trioculus, a three-eyed mutant, has arisen as the self-appointed leader of the Empire. The hopes of the Rebel Alliance rest on a young Jedi Prince growing up in an underground city beneath the rain forests of the fourth moon of Yavin.
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
2.0 out of 5 stars
A good book for young kids, others skip it!,
By "kandladin" (Castle) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Lost City of the Jedi (Star Wars) (Paperback)
Out of all the books in this not very good series, this was probably one of the worst. Right behind Zorba the Hutt's Revenge and Queen of the Empire of course. As much as I enjoy it when the characters wander around jungle planets,(my favorite) this book had an unbelievable plot, weak diologue, and an extremely childish writing style. And that Ken is a nice boy and all, but a complete geek. An attempt to relate to the "normal kid" who would be reading this book. Also the characters from the movies are either grossly exagerated, or practicly nonexistant. All of them are warped and and barely recognizabal as Star Wars characters, most of all Luke. Kids twelve and under, for whom this book is intended for, probably won't mind any of that, though, adult and teenage Star Wars fans, such as myself will probably find them boring and silly.
4 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
THIS BOOK IS HORRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!,
By A Customer
This review is from: The Lost City of the Jedi (Star Wars) (Paperback)
This book is one of the worst Star Wars books I have ever read!!! There aren't any Jedi princes!!! And why does that Baji dude say everything in rhyme??? Don't you think that if there really was a "Lost City of the Jedi," the Rebels would have found it when they made their base there?? I advise you: if you are a true Star Wars fan, you will not read this book full of false information
4.0 out of 5 stars
Stop picking on this book!,
A Kid's Review
This review is from: The Lost City of the Jedi (Star Wars) (Paperback)
I can't believe people would pick on this book.There could be a hundred reasons why Luke skywalker was flying in a y wing fighter and it never says that there can't be more than one grand moff.And most kids wont care.
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