The Space Between Worlds is fascinating, complicated, compelling . . . a jewel of a novel.” — Locus This story showed me that survival isn't only just about surviving, it's also about what comes after. How you cope with that pain and how you grow from it.

EVEN WORTHLESS THINGS can become valuable once they become rare. This is the grand lesson of my life. (c) Like Gandalf, Ahsoka also knows why true evil must never gain access to power no one should have. Why Is the World Between Worlds So Dangerous in the Star Wars Universe? I’ve been to worlds where plants kill, where people don’t wear color, where the sun sets too soon. I’ve seen the impossible, but nothing so impossible as this. (c) There are three hundred and eighty-two. Worlds that used to resonate but have gone silent are included on the test too.” The bones were amazing but the conflict was half-baked and I felt like the “villain” was severely under-developed.There is something gratifying about going places where I’m dead and touching things I was never even meant to see. (c) Turning away, the pair resolved to close the portal to the realm to prevent others from accessing it, only to encounter Darth Sidious, who tried to enter the realm using the Force users. Bridger and Tano, however, were able to return to their own times, with Bridger closing the portal and causing the Lothal temple to collapse, taking Hydan with it. [1] Having returned to her own spot in time, Tano ventured into the depths of the temple [4] and found another portal to the World Between Worlds. [5] Ahsoka Tano's trial [ ] The novel is set in a world — Earth 179 — where a genius named Adam Bosch figured out the secret to traveling between worlds. His company, the Eldridge Institute, sends out travelers to the ones that they can reach (380 of them) to gather data to study them: understanding the differences between different worlds, figure out what conditions make for meaningful changes, and whatnot.

The Space Between Worlds] remained two steps ahead of my imagination, rattling it out of complacency and flooding it with color and heat. . . . Profoundly satisfying.” —The New York Times Book Review(Editors’ Choice) During their time together, Hydan explained to Sabine why Palpatine wanted access to the dimension that serves as a nexus of all time and space. His words were one of the many ominous insights we have about the dimension’s terrifying possibilities. Lucasfilm Sadly, I dearly missed two essential things: a proper conflict as well as a decently fleshed-out villain. There was no clear challenge obvious until like the last 20%. The villain in the story was equally misty in my mind. Altogether, this definitely damaged the arc of suspense to a degree that sometimes made this book feel more like work than fun.

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Ahsoka's previous experience in the World Between Worlds was due to Ezra saving her from Darth Vader, suggesting she is likely not dead now. Stay tuned for more explanations in Ahsoka episode 5.