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Star Wars Sound Storybook Treasury
The book contains 3 stories summarizing episode IV-VI. 1. A New Hope Luke Skywalker meets Obi-Wan Kenobi and travels into outer space to battle the villainous Darth Vader. 2. The Empire Strikes Back After the destruction of the Death Star, the evil Empire and Darth Vader search the galaxy for Luke Skywalker and the rest of the rebels. 3. Return of the Jedi After completing his Jedi training, Luke Skywalker leads the rebels for a final battle against Darth Vader and the evil Emperor Palpatine.
36 pages, Hardcover
Published July 20, 2015
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July 11, 2024
Absolutely the best… my baby brother loved it… so did I
December 20, 2021
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Star Wars Sound Storybook Treasury
by tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE - December 20, 2021
I 1st saw "Star Wars" in a movie theater when it came out in 1977. This was before multiplexes so it was BIG SCREEN. I was tripping on LSD & I loved it. I saw it again when I was 'sober' (or, at least, not tripping) soon thereafter & hated it. I've since stuck closer to the latter judgment. Despite that, how cd I resist picking up this bk at a thrift store? It has 39 sounds activated by pressing buttons w/ images on them. I love sound effects so I basically got this to use as a (M)Usical instrument.
The 3 stories included in the bk are written for kids in a very simple style w/ the text interspersed w/ the sound effects buttons' images to tell the reader when to press them for the sounds to add to the narration. I wish I cd afford to publish a bk like this. &/OR I wish that there were more bks like this based on subjects of more interest to me such as 20th century avant-garde classical music. THAT wd be truly fantastic. Even a sci-fi bk other than Star Wars, Star Trek, & Dune wd be nice - something by Philip K. Dick might even sell. Who knows? Maybe there's already something out there that I don't know about.. but I doubt it. Star Wars has a level of popularity that can support such impressive production but I doubt that very much else wd - maybe a bk about the Steelers w/ the voices of famous football players. Dunno.
Things like this didn't exist when I was a child, we made bone flutes out of the remains of trapped animals & competing humans. Thinking about that, I decided to shop for a bk like this that might come w/ a more sanitary femur-shaped breath controller or drum stick. I didn't find anything like that but I did find a slew of other interactive sound bks that I might be able to use as an instrument so I bought one about animals w/ 27 sound buttons. I was going to get one that claimed to have over 100 sounds but it only had 20 buttons so I wasn't quite sure how that wd work. Anyway, it's good for ages 0 to 3 so when I die I reckon I'll be back to 0 again so maybe I can take this w/ me.
Star Wars Sound Storybook Treasury
by tENTATIVELY, a cONVENIENCE - December 20, 2021
I 1st saw "Star Wars" in a movie theater when it came out in 1977. This was before multiplexes so it was BIG SCREEN. I was tripping on LSD & I loved it. I saw it again when I was 'sober' (or, at least, not tripping) soon thereafter & hated it. I've since stuck closer to the latter judgment. Despite that, how cd I resist picking up this bk at a thrift store? It has 39 sounds activated by pressing buttons w/ images on them. I love sound effects so I basically got this to use as a (M)Usical instrument.
The 3 stories included in the bk are written for kids in a very simple style w/ the text interspersed w/ the sound effects buttons' images to tell the reader when to press them for the sounds to add to the narration. I wish I cd afford to publish a bk like this. &/OR I wish that there were more bks like this based on subjects of more interest to me such as 20th century avant-garde classical music. THAT wd be truly fantastic. Even a sci-fi bk other than Star Wars, Star Trek, & Dune wd be nice - something by Philip K. Dick might even sell. Who knows? Maybe there's already something out there that I don't know about.. but I doubt it. Star Wars has a level of popularity that can support such impressive production but I doubt that very much else wd - maybe a bk about the Steelers w/ the voices of famous football players. Dunno.
Things like this didn't exist when I was a child, we made bone flutes out of the remains of trapped animals & competing humans. Thinking about that, I decided to shop for a bk like this that might come w/ a more sanitary femur-shaped breath controller or drum stick. I didn't find anything like that but I did find a slew of other interactive sound bks that I might be able to use as an instrument so I bought one about animals w/ 27 sound buttons. I was going to get one that claimed to have over 100 sounds but it only had 20 buttons so I wasn't quite sure how that wd work. Anyway, it's good for ages 0 to 3 so when I die I reckon I'll be back to 0 again so maybe I can take this w/ me.
March 7, 2022
This was another fun book like the one about sloths. I gave a copy of this book to my Patterson grandkids and my Hill grandkids for Christmas. It looked so good that I also bought me a copy. I love Star Wars as it and the other type of movie featuring Harrison Ford, "Indiana Jones," are my favorite movies. If you ask me which particular one is my favorite, I am likely to say. It is the one I am watching at the time.
I loved how you read the story then push the picture for the same picture in the story. What a novel idea about such a great STORY.
I just hope my grandkids liked it as much as I do.
I loved how you read the story then push the picture for the same picture in the story. What a novel idea about such a great STORY.
I just hope my grandkids liked it as much as I do.
September 14, 2017
Found this at Ollie's for a great bargain. I've read this with my son a couple times, and he loves to (1) turn the big pages, (2) scoot it along the carpet like a sled, oh and of course (3) hear the many sounds. There are 39 unique sounds, which is pretty amazing. Certainly worth it, especially for the price.
June 17, 2019
The whole family loves this book. The sound has last us a long time so far (six months?) which is surprising because the kids love to read it to themselves (in other words press all their favorite buttons) every day. It does take a while to read even one story because the sheer amount of sounds, but the time is well worth it for the kids and us.
January 28, 2022
Daddy read me this book before bedtime tonight! I liked the sounds!
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