The First Star Wars Episode, The Phantom Menace was a great book, and very similar to the movies. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. Salvatore did, it should make for great reading!. If she can give it the right treatment, like Mr. Now, I'm curious to see how she adapts Attack of the Clones, aka the one that was widely considered to be the worst of the franchise at least, until Disney took over. Rather than just simply tell the events of the film, the author draws back the curtain by telling us Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan's personal thoughts, and even mentioned a character who I'd never heard of, despite seeing both the prequels and the original trilogy in their entirety multiple times. While this junior version of The Phantom Menace isn't quite as chock-full of bonus content, there's still an amazing amount of detail, and an extra scene or two. Salvatore's adaptation of Attack of the Clones, had just that and then some.
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Sometimes, movie novelizations can have entire scenes that weren't present in the film one of the first Star Wars books I ever read, R. With a narrator present, you can find out what the characters are thinking, or previous events in the characters' lives. While One of the best things about books based on movies-or television shows, for that matter-is the extra details that you don't see in the original production.
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One of the best things about books based on movies-or television shows, for that matter-is the extra details that you don't see in the original production.