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Star Wars: Jedi Search [Englisch] [Bibliothekseinband]

Kevin J. Anderson
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  • Bibliothekseinband
  • Sprache: Englisch
  • ISBN-10: 1435270150
  • ISBN-13: 978-1435270152
  • Größe und/oder Gewicht: 17 x 10,7 x 3,3 cm
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Let me begin by saying that I am a huge star wars fan. This book by anderson is ok. In fact, the whole trilogy is ok, but not great or spectacular. This book had just too many problems to be real enjoyable. Problem number 1: Anderson has the annoying habit of refering to what happened in the movies. Almost every situation that our heroes find themselves in, reminds them of what happened in a new hope, empire strikes back, or Return of the Jedi. I don't mind references being made to past events even if they are from the movies once in a while, but Anderson over does it. Problem number 2: Why did Anderson feel it necessary to tell us what happened earlier in the book every 30 pages or so. I have been keeping track of the story KJA I don't need you to do a recap. KJA's entire trilogy shows him recaping events from the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd books, very annoying. Problem number 3: The plot is predictable. KJA's plot is predictable, you can almost see what is going to happen chapters ahead of the time it actually happens. And Another super weapon that could destroy large space bodies? Enough is enough and it is time for a change. Problem number 4: The villains in Anderson's books are so aggravating. I especially hated Admiral Daala. Anderson builds up Daala to be this hidden imperial talent that has yet to be unleashed upon the new republic or rebellion. Anderson tells us that she defeated some of the brightest minds in the empire, Having built her up to such a stature, Anderson's story seems to defy every bit of description that he has given us about her. Daala comes out of the Maw after 10 years and does she have a master plan? Does she have sort of plan to retrieve the sun crusher? does she attempt to contact any remaining imperial strongholds in order to pool resources together and fight the republic? No, not at all, she takes her remaining star destroyers and just goes around destroying things, what a brilliant commander, worthy of the rank of admiral, what a complete joke. I was more intrigued with Ambassador Furgan and his plans, even though he was not much developed either. My advice to any star wars fan is if you want to read these 3 books, by all means, but try to borrow them first and read before you go out and buy them, trust me you will see why.
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Personally, I don't think Anderson is as bad as some people say. But he isn't as good as most other Star Wars authors, not by far. Anderson has the tendency to constantly quote lines from the original trilogy, and his Jedi look almost close to complete omnipotence. Furthermore, it looks a lot like he forgot to do his homework before he started writing this series (hangerbay doors on a Stardestroyer?). Next, most of the new characters Anderson introduces are pretty lame. Admiral Daala looked almost as if she couldn't get her men to hit the broadside of the Death Star. Kyp is simply a 'young Luke'-clone gone bad, and ambassador Furgan isn't much more than a bragging warlord wannabee.

The worst thing though, is the fact that Anderson had to put a third Death Star AND a whole new superweapon in the overall story. Although it was nice to find out more about the origins of Tarkin's battlestation, I don't think introducing a whole new one was really necessary.

Overall it's a nice read. It contains several nice ideas that are fairly well used and the storyline is just good enough to make most Star Wars fans reach the end of the novel easily. If you are looking for a nice series of Star Wars books though, I would rather recoment Timothy Zahn's Thrawn-trilogy, or Stackpole and Allston's X-wing series.

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What is this guy thinking? The characterizations are lousy, the plot stumbles along, and, as everyone can tell from the cover, he crashes the Millenium Falcon into a planet. How can Han call a wookiee that is 250 years his senior "Lad?" I do believe that our author should go watch the original movies and read the original New Hope novel before writing anything else.
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Not so good...
I am a Star Wars nut, and I was so excited after reading Timothy Zahn's trilogy that I rushed out an bought Anderson's. Big mistake. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 29. Juni 2000 veröffentlicht
Fast paced Star Wars fun!
I know that Star Wars was meant to be epic and serious as Zahn's trilogy was, but it can also be fun. I enjoy Kevin J. Anderson's fast paced style and this trilogy was incredible. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 4. Mai 2000 von Gary Lieberman
Why was this printed?
This book, hands down, is the worst Star Wars stuff I've read.

I wonder to myself why it was printed, and since it was, I wonder why it was not printed under the "young... Lesen Sie weiter...

Veröffentlicht am 20. April 2000 von Kenneth Bearden
Searching for a book?
This entire trilogy is amongst the best books ever written in the Star Wars universe. The characters continue their saga with great new locations (and a few that were mentioned... Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 28. März 2000 von Mike
Anderson and Dr. Faustus are birds of a feather.
Anderson wrote these in worship of the almighty dollar. Sure he may rationalize it as being because of his love for the movies, but this is realy written for the green gods. Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 25. März 2000 veröffentlicht
Not the best but stell a good read
"Han leaped on the man, punching him again and again in the chest and stomach, cracking his knuckles on the scuffed stormtrooper armor. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 15. März 2000 von Missers
Ech.
I was so looking forward to this book. I've read most of the others since, but these ones are still near the bottom of my favorites list. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 14. März 2000 von Doug
Read Dark Empire first.
Many readers complain that Anderson refers to many events that never occured in the trilogy or any other book, such as the resurected Emperor and Luke learning secrets of the Dark... Lesen Sie weiter...
Am 13. März 2000 veröffentlicht
What is missing?
I have to place blame partly on Bantham Spectra and Kevin J. Anderson for the awkwardness of this book. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 15. Februar 2000 von John
Almost the worst
The best thing I can say about Anderson's novels is that there are even worse Star Wars books out there (i.e. the Corellian and Black Fleet trilogies. Lesen Sie weiter...
Veröffentlicht am 6. Februar 2000 von Andy Blankertz
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