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Beware the Nameless

Zoraida Córdova

Ages 8–12

Released Aug 27, 2024

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This is a Star Wars junior novel featuring Jedi younglings on an adventure against villainous forces. Action and peril are present but appropriate for the target age group, with themes of courage, teamwork, and doing the right thing. The story includes some scary elements (mysterious creatures, danger) but nothing graphically violent or traumatizing for middle-grade readers familiar with Star Wars.

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From the publisher

"The fearsome Nihil continue to spread chaos inside the Occlusion Zone, aided by the mysterious creatures called the Nameless that feed on the Force itself. When the people of an embattled world plead for help with the Nihil threat, a team of both Republic Defense Coalition members and Jedi--including Ram Jomaram--is s... "The fearsome Nihil continue to spread chaos inside the Occlusion Zone, aided by the mysterious creatures called the Nameless that feed on the Force itself. When the people of an embattled world plead for help with the Nihil threat, a team of both Republic Defense Coalition members and Jedi--including Ram Jomaram--is sent to their aid. The team soon discovers that their ship contains four stowaways--Jedi younglings Kildo, TepTep, and Jamil, and Zenny Greylark, a senator's daughter determined to find her sister. When a distress call comes in from a nearby planet, Jedi Master Adi-Li Carro agrees to take the stowaways to investigate. There, they will encounter a young Hutt on a mission, a stranger with mysterious motives, and the creatures they fear the most"--

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