Quest for the Hidden City
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The New York Times best-selling series continues.... For light and life! A fun and action-packed middle grade adventure set in the world of the High Republic, 150 years before the storytelling of Phase I. Meet hyperspace prospectors, bold explorers, Jedi peacekeepers and more! Don't miss these other adventures of Star Wars: The High Republic! A Test of Courage by Justina Ireland, Race to Crashpoint Tower by Daniel José Older, and Mission to Disaster by Justina Ireland.
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1 primary book53 released booksStar Wars: The High Republic
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I loved it. A perfect star wars adventure that introduced a great new cast of characters. I couldn't stop reading. A necessary read if you're on a High Republic read through.
Quest for the Hidden City is a novel written by George Mann. In my opinion, the plot of the book was somewhat dry and did not fully engage me as a reader. The characters also failed to captivate me and I found it difficult to become invested in their stories.
However, I did appreciate the real-life commentary on sustainability that was present in the book. The consequences explored in the plot touched on important environmental themes and shed light on the importance of protecting our planet.
Overall, while I found certain aspects of Quest for the Hidden City to be lacking, I do think it tackles an important issue and raises awareness about the need for sustainability. It may not have been the most thrilling read for me personally, but it did make me think about the impact of our actions on the world around us.
