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Star Wars: Jedi Academy (Jeffrey Brown’s Star Wars)
Jeffrey Brown
This cartooney graphic novel is for any kid who ever wanted to be a Jedi, and shows how being a kid is tough in a lot of the same ways wether you’re going through it now, or in a galaxy a long time ago and far, far away. Jeff Brown’s illustrations are hilarious, it’s an obvious recommendation for anyone who loves the Origami Yoda or Wimpy Kid books. Check out the book trailer here.
| Illustrator | Jeffrey Brown |
| Genre | Funny, Aliens, Robots |
| Page Count | 160 pages |
| Part of a Series? | Yes |
| Age Level | 7 — up |
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