Star Wars Attack of the Clones, Book 2, (Paperback)

from Othemts

Like its predecessor, this book is an improvement on the film it novelizes. Primarily this is due to the fact that it includes a lot of scenes where minor characters get fleshed out, such as Shmi and Lars and Jango and Boba Fett, as well as some deeper insight to Anakin's relationship with Obi-Wa...

from Karlstar

The novelization of the movie. Salvatore adds some depth and realism to the movie events, though I wish he'd been allowed to add some common sense! Unfortunately this is my least favorite of the first 3 movies and there wasn't much he could do to save it.

from mainrun

Only one more Star Wars book for me to read. I enjoyed this one. I am pretty sure I saw the movie, but I must have been doing other stuff (running, reading, working - I don't remember) because the plot was not something I recalled. The next book ends where the first book begins, so I know how it ...

from Daniel.Estes

Better than The Phantom Menace though not anywhere near the caliber of the original trilogy. The novels for episodes I, II and III read like above-average fan fiction, and I deplore that this series is considered cannon. How about a reboot since they are all the rage now? Let's toss the prequels ...

from Revan97

Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones was a very enjoyable read. Even after having seen the movie probably a dozen times, I still found this novel very entertaining and engrossing. Nobody can tell Star Wars like its creator, George Lucas. R.A. Salvatore did a fine job of adapting Lucas's mas...