Star Wars: The Complete Trilogy (CD-Audio)

from MinDea

Coming from a person who has not seen the movies, I was a little disappointed in the first book for one main reason: it's written assuming you have seen the movie. I say this because there is not a lot of description to anything in this book. There is a lot of dialogue, and even would say a lot o...

from Sarah_Buckley

I'll probably have a longer review later but honestly there isn't much to write about here. Have you seen episodes 4-6 of Star Wars? Well then you have also read these books. They are everything that was on the screen just written down. Only somehow boring and dry. There is no life to the stories...

from kaylaraeintheway

These are the novelizations of the original Star Wars movies, based on the screenplays (although I think they are based on the original screenplays, since there are some added things that didn't make it to the films). I know Star Wars backwards and forwards, so I knew everything that was going to...

from Xeyra

As a longtime fan of Star Wars, it was a pleasure to read the novelizations of this beloved trilogy. One could almost hear the Millenium Falcon's engines as they soared into space, or that unique sound of the jedi lightsabers, or even recall various scenes from the movies as we read them in the b...

from mainrun

I lived vicariously through a lot of classmates when Star Wars was released in the late 70's - early 80's. Eventually I watched the movies when they were modified to fit on TV screens. Many of the scenes, characters, and creatures were familiar, but I'll admit the overall plot was new to me. I am...