Yes, it's low-budget and silly at times, but I love it to bits. I would probably sell my soul for the Clone Wars series. I do think that the language was a bit simple, aiming it for younger readers, but I did like the book in general.more This was good book, I think it could have been better, what made this from OK to Good for me was the last battle what I call the main event of the story. I am also not a fan of the extracts dotted around the story jumping back in the past, I would have preferred the past stories together, then the main story moving forward on it's own. There is no real mention of how Ahsoka survived Order 66, or what she was doing after leaving the order, in the years between the fall of the Republic and the raise of the Empire. Now just being Force sensitive is a death sentence at best or possibly an even darker destiny awaiting them. This starts a few years later when Palpatine has set himself as the Emperor, and the few surviving Jedi now know how badly they had been deceived. This story does not start from Ahsoka leaving the Jedi temple. This is Ahsoka on the run from the Empire as well as looking for a purpose for herself. I am glad a couple of the side characters in this story got their well deserved credit to what will become the rebellion. This is setting up the background to season 1 of Rebels. This is a more of a companion book to the Rebels series, I would recommend reading this before watching season 2 of the series, simple as I am hoping a lot of the questions or blanks I have will be filled in there. The story is well researched and thought out, it does fill in a few blanks on how and why Ahsoka became Fulcrum.

I get the feeling this was aimed at younger readers. I am glad a couple of the side character A good and nice story.

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