Reviews for Jedi Healer

The average rating for Jedi Healer based on 2 reviews is 2.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2019-07-15 00:00:00 Doreen Accatino This is part of a series. This could be read as a standalone even though it does connect with the other books of this series. In this one, Yoda and other Jedi travel to a planet to pick up a baby who is strong in the force. The problem is that this baby is being experimented on and the scientist doesn't want to give up on his experiment. These books are meant for children and are quick short stories. Calling them short stories might be giving them too much credit. They are more like one scene in a movie and it seems like if all the books are put together you would have a finished product. I know this franchise has done omnibuses for various series but not this one. This is the series that it should have an omnibus as I have a feeling each book is going to garner nothing more than a two star rating. I really cannot give a higher rating for basically an unfinished product. The book (realistically the scene) is finished but these books don't follow the traditional guidelines of a story like the beginning, the middle, and the end. The only positive I can really say about this particular story was we get to see Yoda in action. Besides that, there isn't much here. If I didn't get these from my library, I think I would be upset by these books. I cannot imagine paying full price for them when they first came out as they are lacking. There is a story here if you combine all the books together. But by being separate, they are doing a disservice to the story.

Review # 2 was written on 2016-12-19 00:00:00 Eric Meade This book follows Yoda, Mace Windu and several other leading Jedi as they try to stop an evil scientist from taking advantage of a young girl who has the power to become a Jedi. It's a pretty good book for kids, but not so much for adults - plus, it's a companion book for the prequels, and I was never much of a fan of them. A pretty good addition to any collection, though.