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"When Xesh, a mysterious warrior, becomes enthralled with a mad Je'daii obsessed with conquering known space, Je'daii teams are dispatched …
"This is the beginning of the story of the true roots of the Jedi Order, the Star Wars of 25,000 …
John Ostrander: Star Wars, dawn of the Jedi (2014)
"The alien Rakata, users of the dark side of the Force, have invaded the Tython system to enslave the Je'daii. …
On the planet Tython, the ancient Je’daii order was founded. And at the feet of its wise Masters, Lanoree Brock …
Instead of a traditional written diary, Julia Kaye has always turned to art as a …
Beautiful
A little too heavy on the science jargon but incredibly informative and backed by science. I plan on attempting this protocol within the next couple of weeks.
Lynne Farrow: The iodine crisis (2013)
The author presents information, case studies and patients' experiences researching and using iodine to counteract bromine exposure as well as …
A terrible tragedy befalls Link's family and friends when the traitorous Agahnim launches a plot to seize the Triforce and …
Lost your copy of the Jedi training manual? Don't worry, you can borrow Luke Skywalker's …
Tedious at times but a fun look into the life of a jedi. The added comments are silly but cute. There's no way palpatine would take the time to add comments to a Jedi tome. I always wanted to learn about the trials and other aspect of apprenticeship. Though I would've preferred it in a narrative.
Awesome art book. I found it odd all of the interviews were shoved towards the back, even though they reference specific pages. Would’ve been nice to have the interviews weave throughout. They were essentially in the same order anyway.
In the astonishing finale to the His Dark Materials trilogy, Lyra and Will are in …
I started off loving this series. The world was interesting and Lyra was a really fun character. Clever, cunning, mischievous, and deceitful. All of which was stripped away with each sequel. Not to mention the god awful ending.
