by Jason Fry [Fry]
The novelization of “Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi” is unlikely to mend emerging schisms between factions of Star Wars fandom. Nor will it serve to decrease the vitriol directed towards Rian Johnson. However, for those who saw “The Last Jedi” and did not feel the need to emulate a Kylo Ren-level tantrum, this is a well-done and finely written book that provides welcome insight and background into characters and events in the movie. It is a fun and entertaining read for anyone still considering themselves a Star Wars fan.
[If you enjoy this, you may also wish to try The Weapon of a Jedi, by Jason Fry, Cobalt Squadron, by Elizabeth Wein, or The Force Awakens, by Alan Dean Foster]
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Recommended by Corey G.
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