Jedi Academy: At Last, Jedi is the 9th volume in the Star Wars: Jedi Academy young-readers series and the final in the arc featuring Christina Starspeeder. It was written by Amy Ignatow and published by Scholastic Inc. on April 21, 2020.[1]
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Christina Starspeeder graduates in this 9th volume in the New York Times bestselling series Star Wars: Jedi Academy!
The epic conclusion to the Starspeeder saga in this 9th volume of Jedi Academy by Jarret Krosoczka and Amy Ignatow!
As told through a mix of comics, doodles, and journal entries, Christina Starspeeder takes us on a new adventure at the advanced Jedi Academy campus! There are unfamiliar faces and old ones too, but one thing remains the same: Jedi Academy is full of laughs and warm moments that fans and readers discovering the series for the first time will love.
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1
Star Wars: Jedi Academy #9 on Amazon.com (backup link)
- ↑ The events of Jedi Academy: Return of the Padawan take place one year after the events of Jedi Academy, in which Yoda is 700 years old. Since The New Essential Chronology establishes that Yoda was born in 896 BBY, the events of Jedi Academy: Return of the Padawan, which include the 150th Lightsaber Fencing Tournament, takes place in 195 BBY. Because Jedi Academy: The Force Oversleeps features the 164th Lightsaber Fencing Tournament, Jedi Academy: The Force Oversleeps must take place 14 years after Jedi Academy: Return of the Padawan, placing it in 181 BBY. Jedi Academy: At Last, Jedi takes place three years after Jedi Academy: The Force Oversleeps, meaning that it must take place in 178 BBY.
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