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Star Wars: The Prequel Trilogy (Star Wars: Novelizations #1-3)
by
Terry Brooks (Goodreads Author),
Matthew Stover
For the first time in one stunning volume, here is the complete, epic story arc: The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, and Revenge of the Sith. Experience the sweeping tale of good and evil, of myth and magic, of innocence and power–and witness the tragic transformation of Anakin Skywalker from mere slave to one of the greatest, most powerful, and feared villains of th...more
Paperback, 1008 pages
Published
June 28th 2011
by Del Rey
(first published January 1st 2006)
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I lost interest in this trilogy before I even managed to read a third of the first novel. It was a shame too, there were episodes in the story that had the feel of some of Robert Heinlein's young adult SF. It even got exciting for a short spell, but then something ludricous would pop up and derail the fun. I understand that this is more fantasy than SF but still there has to be a certain sort of logic in order to sustain a feel of reality.
It also has a strange failing that I see in many subgenre...more
It also has a strange failing that I see in many subgenre...more
It was interesting to read this volume, as it is a continuous story written by three separate authors.
The Phantom Menace: 2 Stars
I was not particularly impressed with this book, which felt like reading a slightly expanded version of the script. Brooks excelled at describing action sequences (which one could just as easily enjoy by watching the film), but included little additional insight into the characters. Jar Jar Binks was equally annoying in the book as the movie, making The Phantom Menace...more
The Phantom Menace: 2 Stars
I was not particularly impressed with this book, which felt like reading a slightly expanded version of the script. Brooks excelled at describing action sequences (which one could just as easily enjoy by watching the film), but included little additional insight into the characters. Jar Jar Binks was equally annoying in the book as the movie, making The Phantom Menace...more
The first episode is okay, the second better, and the third was awesome.
Oddly enough, my favorite part book out of the trilogy was "The Phantom Menace." Terry Brooks did a fantastic job making a so-so movie a great book! The story line of the prequel trilogy is fantastic. Kudos to George Lucas for creating a universe that is so easy to get into.
I honestly never thought I'd be one of those guys who read Star Wars books, but I have thoroughly enjoyed the ones I have read.
I honestly never thought I'd be one of those guys who read Star Wars books, but I have thoroughly enjoyed the ones I have read.
An enjoyable read for the Star Wars geek
LOVE THIS!!! It give allot of insight on what's going on in Anakin's head!
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Terry Brooks was born in Illinois in 1944, where he spent a great deal of his childhood and early adulthood dreaming up stories in and around Sinnissippi Park, the very same park that would eventually become the setting for his bestselling Word & Void trilogy. He went to college and received his undergraduate degree from Hamilton College, where he majored in English Literature, and he received...more
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