Star Wars the High Republic: Mission to Disaster | 
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4/5 🌕🌕🌕🌕🌑 #starwars #thehighrepublic #youngadult
pickOf the High Republic novels I've read, this one was the least sad. It was nice to read about Reath and Stellan again and I liked Vernestra. This was my #bookspin for the month and it was a good adventure.
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A little late to the game but working on some audiobooks this week while I‘m off cooking and cleaning 🥰 #novelnovember #readathon @Andrew65
Bookish Song Nr 44: City of Dreams
Well yes, it's another Star Wars song. But what else could I've been thinking of when something like City Of Dreams pops up on Deezer? I saw Starlight Beacon, the big hopes it symbolises. And all the lifes that were lost there. The people that fought for it and died saving others.
A true City of Dreams.
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pickAnother great read with the #starwarsbuddyread ❤
Justina Ireland and Star Wars - what could go wrong? Exactly! Nothing!
Ireland does what she does best. Writing great plots and great characters. I couldn't get enough of this book. Just like it was with her other books. Sadly, it was over way too fast. Once again.
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How did everyone like October's book Midnight Horizon? I enjoyed it. I loved Ram & the bonbraks.
November's book is Mission to Disaster the next MG book in the High Republic series.
As always if anyone would like to be added or removed just let me know. And May the Force Be With You ✨️
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pickOnce again the Nihil are causing trouble and this time they have help from one of the most powerful families. Loved Vernestra, she's definitely one of my favorite Jedis 💚
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pickJustina Ireland and Star Wars - is there a better combination? Maybe Peanut Butter and Jelly, but I guess that's it. What a great and enjoyable read. Great characters, a good plot, developments and everything Star Wars. What else do I need? A PBJ Sandwich maybe, to make things perfect.
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pickWhile the character introductions and development were good, this felt like a set up for the next book more than a satisfying stand-alone. It also took me a while to realize the young, dark skinned female pilot of a guild ship with parental issues in this book was different from the young, dark skinned female copilot of a guild ship with parental issues from Into The Dark 🤷
Sorry about the late post. Here is our #StarWarsBuddyRead for July, Out of The Shadows by Justina Ireland this is the 2nd YA novel in the High Republic series.
Last month was a fun middle grade romp with Race To Crashpoint Tower. I throughly enjoyed it.
As always if anyone would like to be added or removed just let me know. And as always May The Force Be With You 🚀
On a last note the Obi-Wan Kenobi series is fantastic!
pick8/10:
Again, Justina Ireland knocks it out of the park with this incredible Star Wars story! Not only do we see the return of Vern, Imri, and Avon, we get to see so many complicated emotions and events throughout the galaxy. Yes, this story is aimed at younger readers than myself, but that doesn‘t take away from the emotional impacts this had on me. Brilliant!
pick10/10:
Genuinely one of the strongest entries of the High Republic era so far; one that was extremely hard to put down. We were introduced to some new characters, but we also got a lot of growth from previously established ones (specifically Vernestra Rwoh). I absolutely cannot wait to start my next jump into this era and see these characters in the future!
“Vernestra might be just okay at flying, but she was excellent at crashing.” (page 384)
