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Bookish Songs Nr. 5( & 59: The Phoenix - Fall Out Boy & Big Bad Wolf - Roses & Revolutions

This book was so good, I found two songs for it! Or rather - they found me. First came The Phoenix and I immediately was like “That's it!“ I wasn't looking for another song, when “Big Bad Wolf“ came up and I listend to it twice, because first I wasn't paying attention too much. So I now have two songs for one book.

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How come that all those new Star Wars books are getting better and better? Iskat is so fascinating and Dawson really took her time to shape a deep character. I now also want to read the comics she's featured in. This book is a real character study and I was involved from beginning to the end. Wow!

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In March we met up with Cal and Crew in Battle Scars.
Now it's time for the dark side to rise.

As always if anyone wants to be added or removed just let me know.

And May the Force Be With You Always
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In March we met up with Cal and Crew in Battle Scars.
Now it's time for the dark side to rise.
As always if anyone wants to be added or removed just let me know. And May the Force Be With You Always 🚀
#StarWarsBuddyRead

This is the first new canonical novel I've read in about a year and a half, and it was excellent. Dawson's other books, Phasma and Black Spire, are two of my favorites, and I really enjoyed this trek to the dark side.

76/150 For some reason, I enjoy SW books that deal with the bad guys more than the ones about the Jedi. Iskat Akaris begins as a padawan during the Clone Wars, and quickly promoted to Jedi Knight. Always feeling like an outsider and questioning the Jedi way, Iskat's journey from Jedi to Inquisitor for the Empire makes for a tragic but fascinating tale. I only have one fault with the book,
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