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Original Title:	Legacy of the Jedi (Star Wars: Clone Wars, #2)
ISBN:	0439536669 (ISBN13: 9780439536660)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Star Wars Legends, Star Wars: Clone Wars #2, Legacy of the Jedi/Secrets of the Jedi , more

Legacy of the Jedi (Star Wars Legends) Hardcover | Pages: 204 pages

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Title	:	Legacy of the Jedi (Star Wars Legends)
Author	:	Jude Watson
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 204 pages
Published	:	August 1st 2003 by Scholastic Inc.
Categories	:	Media Tie In. Star Wars. Science Fiction. Fiction. Fantasy

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Four generations of Jedi.

One common enemy.

The Jedi Temple is a place of secrets and trust. Inside its walls, a legacy is passed down from generation to generation of peace, justice, and strength. But that legacy can be broken. Sometimes the greatest enemies rise from within....

Lorian Nod is a promising Jedi apprentice. A Padawan named Dooku is his best friend. Under the watchful eye of Yoda, they are preparing to become Jedi Knights. Dooku knows their fate is intertwined...yet he is not prepared for a turn of events that reveals the dark side to him for the first time.

Years later, Dooku is a Jedi Master and Lorian Nod is a pirating outcast. With an unforeseen desire for revenge, Dooku works to thwart his former friend -- even if it means crossing his own apprentice, Qui-Gon Jinn....

When Qui-Gon himself becomes a Jedi Master, the specter of Lorian Nod still looms. As Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan Kenobi struggle to find their place as Master and Padawan, they must work together to prevent an interplanetary threat -- and to outwit a very familiar enemy....

During the Clone Wars, Lorian Nod wants to play a pivotal role as the Republic battles to keep hold of a strategic planet. On one side, Obi-Wan and his apprentice, Anakin Skywalker, must decide whether they can trust such an infamous figure. On the other side, the now compromised Count Dooku has a score to settle against his old nemesis....

Four generations of trust and betrayal.
One legacy.

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Ratings: 3.79 From 769 Users | 51 Reviews

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A less intense novel but great fun.

Wonderful story. The Legacy of the Jedi story is basically about one man who had know all the major Jedi characters spanning several decades leading up to the middle of the Clone Wars. The man being Lorian Nod and the character of the Jedi Dooku, Qui-Gon, Obi-Wan and Anakin. I have to admit I really enjoyed reading the story of the young Count Dooku. I could definitely see what the characters saw in Dooku as a magnificent and charismatic individual who had the respect of the Jedi and of over

if you want a Star Wars novel geared towards young adults, or people who can't read very well, this it. If, however you want a good book..... read another book. It was great to read about Qui-Gon as a teen, but I'm seriously hoping that they didn't expect a grown man with a rampant hunger for reading to enjoy this. Of course, being published by Scholastic should tell you that anyone who can read over an elementary school level will not enjoy this. Unless you like, detail-less stories, that is

My friend Ash, a Star Wars philosopher, had extra copies of this and another book and very kindly sent them to me to read. Legacy of the Jedi does a fine job of answering - at least in part - a question I've had since watching the prequel trilogy: how does Dooku go bad? And, being four sequential tales in one quick and enjoyable read, it does considerably more than just that. The first tale involves Dooku as a 13 year old jedi padawan, the second picks up with him in his twenties and with my

This is a must read for every wannabe author. A writer can learn so much, but for all the wrong reasons. First off, instead of showing, it tells with a frequency that made me want to set the book on fire. Then it has almost zero suspense. As soon as a question is brought to the reader's mind it is answered in the same page or the next page. Part of this was the structure of the book (it did span over 50 years), but most of it was poor writing. The only positives is that you can easily finish

I seriously wanted to enjoy this book, but to be honest it was crap. It started out well with Dooku as a youngling and it had a really good and interesting story at first. Then it just went to crap.The whole thing is bland and lacks details, and once you reach the third part it tells you some interesting things happened, but it seems barely interested in them and rushes through and eventually just feels like the book is racing to end itself.To whoever wrote this, just because you use iconic

Lorain Nodd, one man who linked four generations of Jedi and Sith. He started off life as a Jedi Padawan, and friend of fellow Jedi Dooku. When Dooku became a Master, Lorian caused trouble for him and his Padawan Qui-Gon. As the years rolled on, Lorian again popped up in the lives of Qui-Gon and his apprentice Obi-Wan and Obi-Wan's apprentice Anakin. Lorian went from Jedi to pirate and his life had a profound impact on all these characters. The long span of time, and varied characters made this