Title Path to Truth Author Jude Watson Cover Art --- Publisher Scholastic - 2001 First Printing Scholastic - 2001
	Title The Way of the Apprentice Author Jude Watson Illustrator --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title The Trail of the Jedi Author Jude Watson Illustrator Alicia Buelow & David Mattingly Publisher Scholastic - 2002 First Printing Scholastic - 2002
	Title The Dangerous Games Author Jude Watson Illustrator --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title The Master of Disguise Author Jude Watson Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title The School of Fear Author Jude Watson Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title The Shadow Trap Author Jude Watson Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title The Moment of Truth Author Jude Watson Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title The Changing of the Guard Author Jude Watson Illustrator --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title The False Peace Author Jude Watson Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Title The Final Showdown Author Jude Watson Cover Art --- Publisher --- First Printing ---
	Category Science Fiction Warnings None Main Characters Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi Main Elements Aliens Website ---

Path of the Truth

The Trail of the Jedi

I was never a big fan of Annakin, he was an annoying bratty teenager with a chip on his shoulder (guess he wouldn't have gone to the dark side if he wasn't), but The Trail of the Jedi got into my hand for free so figure, why not, its short and I'm reading science fiction this year, might as well give it a quick read. It was entertaining enough, the Jedi running around a planet on a training exercise that turns into hunting bounty hunters.

As for the rest of the series, unfortunately most are not available at any libraries I have access to so I might get to read a couple more but that's it. But that's fine, I have a GIANT pile ot Star Trek books to work through!!

Path to Truth - the only one available at my physical library, I sorta like this one, it used Annakin's anger to good use, pitting him against a slave trader, what with him and his mother having grown up as slaves, his reactions are understandable. It also forced the Jedi Council to act instead of simply observe. Of course the Jedi are the good guys but it was also interesting to see that they too are bound by political and other limitations that make then not lift a finger when things such as slavery are happening and people are suffering. I don't know if that makes it ok for someone to go vigilante, we can't all start taking the law into one's hands. Interesting questions.