Matthew Woodring Stover - Star Wars Revenge Of The Sith Books

Pros: Well-written prose, less emphasis on visuals, more on characters.
Cons: None.

This is Obi-Wan Kenobi A phenomenal pilot who doesn't like to fly. A devastating warrior who'd rather not fight. A negotiator without peer who frankly prefers to sit alone in a cave and meditate. Jedi Master. General of the Grand Army of the ...

Pros: An enjoyable book, especially if people read this after watching the movie, Expanded Universe tie-in
Cons: We all know what happens next...

NOTE: May contain some spoilers. I've also reread the book and hence this update. I definitely enjoyed this book ( Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith )though it would seem that I'm a bit alone here in Epinions.com. ...

Pros: tells the story better than Lucas ever could
Cons: it ended

Matthew Stover is the latest author (after Terry Brooks and R.A. Salvatore) to be given a chance to adapt one of the Star Wars films to a novel. Stover is no novice to the Star Wars universe, having written the excellent prequel novel "Shatterpoint" and ...

Pros: Revitalizes the character of Padme, Fills in important plot holes
Cons: Jedi jargon, Glosses over many descriptions

The fundamental problem I had with "Star Wars Episode III Revenge of the Sith" was that certain Big Things did not make any sense. For example, in the movie, it makes little sense that Yoda would simply give up and go into exile when fighting Darth ...

Pros: Provides the emotionally satisfying pay-offs that Star Wars fans have been waiting for...
Cons: ...though it takes its sweet time doing so

As surely everyone in the galaxy knows, the upcoming Star Wars prequel, Return of the Sith, is the final Star Wars movie and the one in which young Anakin Skywalker becomes the evil Darth Vader. Since hard-core Jedi can't wait until ...