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Title	:	Delusions of Grandeur (Star Wars: Young Jedi Knights #9)
Author	:	Kevin J. Anderson
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 240 pages
Published	:	March 15th 1999 by Berkley (first published July 1st 1997)
Categories	:	Media Tie In. Star Wars. Science Fiction. Young Adult. Fiction

Delusions of Grandeur (Star Wars: Young Jedi Knights #9) Paperback | Pages: 240 pages

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In my opinion, this book will not be appeasing to Star Wars fans. At the beginning of the book, it says Jaina Solo, but Han Solo never had kids at the point in time of the book, around the Clone Wars. To me, the writing is simple, bland, and just not exciting. Some pros of this book is that it is a weird twist to the beloved franchise, but some cons are that I was confused for half of the book. If I would give this book to a friend they would kill me for giving them a book that ruins Star Wars. Although this isn't the greatest book, it did have a good view of how kids learned and the action is pretty decent. This is book 9, which I didn't know until I got onto Good Reads, and I would not continue this series. In all, I would NOT recommend this book to a friend.

Describe Books Conducive To Delusions of Grandeur (Star Wars: Young Jedi Knights #9)

Original Title:	Delusions of Grandeur (Star Wars: Young Jedi Knights, #9)
ISBN:	0425170616 (ISBN13: 9780425170618)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Star Wars: Young Jedi Knights #9, Star Wars Legends

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Ratings: 3.56 From 1676 Users | 16 Reviews

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Another addition in the Young Jedi Knight Series. I will say, I like this one better than its predecessor Diversity Alliance. Theres more action, more plot development, and I daresay more character development. One of the themes I have fun looking out for in this book is which moments tied into the title Delusions of Grandeur. Raaba certainly has some when she recruits Lowie and Sirra to the Diversity Alliance, thinking shes won back her best friends (whom we must remember she has let think she

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A lot is uncovered, though gradually, brining the reader through the story. Enough irritated me though to make me really give this 2.5 stars.This starts off with Jaina nearly pining over Zekk (and leaving him adorably cheerful messages), the gort hatching - which sounds adorable - and Jacen goggling over Tenel Ka. There are a lot of teenage emotions that are written well and make me smile. Jaina especially starts missing Zekk even more when Raaba is back on the scene.It's obvious that Raaba's

4.5/5

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This was always one of my favorites in the series, but I found I didn't remember the plot going into it. I had a few inklings to what was going to happen, but on the whole u thought things played out really well and in a feel consistent with Star Wars. Super fun.

Hmmm...the plot thickens. I like how the fact that this is "just" a kids' book didn't stop the authors from pulling in important characters and having a plot that will seriously affect the future.