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Building Trustworthy Digital Repositories: Theory and Implementation
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Building Trustworthy Digital Repositories: Theory and Implementation combines information on both...
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FIA Maintaining Financial Records FA2: Interactive Text
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Foundations in Accountancy (FIA) awards are entry-level, core-skill focused qualifications from...
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FIA Maintaining Financial Records FA2: Practice and Revision Kit
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Foundations in Accountancy (FIA) awards are entry-level, core-skill focused qualifications from...
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Otway93 (567 KP) rated Dooku: Jedi Lost (Star Wars) in Books
Dec 8, 2019
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A brilliant, well written story!
Dooku: Jedi Lost, as you can probably guess details the life of Count Dooku from his Jedi training, right up until his turn to the dark side, but all is not as it seems.
When looking up the chronology of canon Star Wars media, it usually appears as the first thing to read, but book actually takes place directly before The Clone Wars, as Ventress has just become Dooku's apprentice.
The book is actually Ventress trying to learn more about her new master from records while on a mission for him, but the bulk of the book is set in the past (in the form of a record anyway). But the mission and the tales from the records come together in the end to form one single, glorious ending!
A worthy, engrossing entry in the Star Wars canon, and truly worth a read!
When looking up the chronology of canon Star Wars media, it usually appears as the first thing to read, but book actually takes place directly before The Clone Wars, as Ventress has just become Dooku's apprentice.
The book is actually Ventress trying to learn more about her new master from records while on a mission for him, but the bulk of the book is set in the past (in the form of a record anyway). But the mission and the tales from the records come together in the end to form one single, glorious ending!
A worthy, engrossing entry in the Star Wars canon, and truly worth a read!