Star Wars: A New Hope: The Princess: The Scoundrel, and the Farm Boy (Paperback)

from Herenya

I borrowed The Princess, the Scoundrel and the Farmboy because that's such a great title. It takes an interesting approach, telling the story from Leia's perspective, than Han's, than Luke's. This means Obi-Wan gets remarkably little screen time and important events that happen to Luke early on a...

from melissarochelle

Read from October 26 to 28, 2015 I'm pretty sure my husband wishes I were WAY more into Star Wars. He's tried to convince me that the novels are AWESOME (especially those by Michael Stackpole) and he's handed me more than one to read. I've tried. I've failed. I've watched Episodes 4-6 (maybe twic...

from Othemts

The is a new novelization of the  original Star Wars film adapted for younger audiences (albeit the original novelization is something I enjoyed as a kid and this is something I enjoy as an adult so those specifications are rather loose).  Bracken uses the movie script, the 1981 Star Wars radio d...

from DarthDeverell

Alexandra Bracken's Star Wars: A New Hope The Princess, the Scoundrel, and the Farm Boy retells the story of A New Hope from the points of view of Princess Leia, Han Solo, and Luke Skywalker. The narrative moves chronologically from character to character, with Leia's story focusing on her from t...