Star Wars: Star Pilot

Star Wars: Dorling Kindersley

by Laura Buller

[DK Readers Level 3]

Star Wars®: Star Pilot features a lively, fact-packed narrative about the spaceships and vehicles of Star Wars. What is the biggest spaceship? What is a Jedi starfighter? This exciting book has all the answers!

Level 3 is for children able to read on their own. The stories are exciting and captivating in order to develop the child's own desire to read. More text and more complex sentence structure are presented, with information spreads to help develop the reader's general knowledge. The choice of subject widens to match the broadening of children's experiences and interests.

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Genres: Star Wars, Childrens, Kids, Fiction, Science Fiction, Aliens, Picture Books

48 pages, Paperback

First published April 1, 2005

About the author

Laura Buller is a British author, editor, and publisher specializing in children's nonfiction and educational publishing. Based in London, she has extensive experience creating books for young readers and levelled reading programs. She has also worked in publishing with DK, developing engaging children's content.

Reviews

[Kristina Wise]

An excellent book about the different star ships in the Star Wars Universe. My favorite fact that I learned was that Anakin Skywalker painted his ARC-1 70 Jedi Starfighter yellow to remind him of his old podracer.

[Finnian Macintosh]

My favorite character is Jango Fett. His ship is cool. What surprised me the most was the Invisible Hand. It's so strong but it still got destroyed. I would change the book to show the ship that Anakin caught on fire.

[Evan Owens]

I loved it because it tells you all about the Star Wars battle ships.

[KaitandMaddie]

We are working our way up to a full watch of movies and shows to get to Spaceballs 2.

[Amy]

This is a great book for the young Star Wars fan wanting to know all about Star Wars spacecraft: Droid Control Ship, Naboo Royal Starship, podracers, Naboo Royal N-1 starfighters, Slave I, Republic gunships, Jedi starfighters, the Trade Federation's flagship, Invisible Hand, escape pods, Imperial shuttles, TIE fighters, Millenium Falcon, X-wing starfighters, and the Super Star Destroyer. Which one is the biggest? This exciting book has all the answers! Intended for those who are reading alone, Level 3, it has more complex sentence structure, information boxes and alphabetical glossary, and a comprehensive index.

[Duane]

For beginner readers who are interested in Star Wars, this is a excellent choice for them. With great stills from the movies, the reader will learn so much about the various space ships that were used in the movies. Even a die-hard Star Wars fan can learn something from this book. Great for beginner readers.

[Edward Creter]

This book honors what most Star Wars geeks feel is the most "important" part of the double trilogies--the space vehicles and the technology that make all the firepower happen. Obviously these craft could not work in the real world, but then who said Star Wars was the real world anyway?

[Evan]

I liked it. It was fun to read. I read it all by myself. I like the imperial shuttle and the TIE fighter.

[Theresa]

Star Wars: Star Pilot (Paperback)
by Laura Buller
early reader with a star wars theme

[Randie D. Camp, M.S.]

An introduction to the various spacecrafts found all across the galaxy. My son really loved this one.

[Kate]

Lots of good detail about the various starships in the Star Wars galaxy. Hard not to enjoy it :)

[Samantha]

I like that it progresses through the series. My husband would probably like this book if he read since he loves this kind of stuff.