Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker (Expanded Edition)
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4.3 • 27 Ratings
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Publisher Description
NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER Witness the epic final chapter of the Skywalker saga with the official novelization of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, including expanded scenes and additional content not seen in theaters!
The Resistance has been reborn. But although Rey and her fellow heroes are back in the fight, the war against the First Order, now led by Supreme Leader Kylo Ren, is far from over. Just as the spark of rebellion is rekindling, a mysterious signal broadcasts throughout the galaxy, with a chilling message: Emperor Palpatine, long thought defeated and destroyed, is back from the dead.
Has the ancient Lord of the Sith truly returned? Kylo Ren cuts a swath of destruction across the stars, determined to discover any challenge to his control over the First Order and his destiny to rule over the galaxy-and crush it completely. Meanwhile, to discover the truth, Rey, Finn, Poe, and the Resistance must embark on the most perilous adventure they have ever faced.
Featuring all-new scenes adapted from never-before-seen material, deleted scenes, and input from the filmmakers, the story that began in Star Wars: The Force Awakens and continued in Star Wars: The Last Jedi reaches an astounding conclusion.
Customer Reviews
Better than the film.
Read this and felt it was better in terms of structure and dialogue than the movie, which I thought was a poorly cobbled together mess. The book allowed you to understand what was going on, and see why the characters acted the way they did, what they were thinking. The author also took pains to answer questions raised by the movie, such as why General Hux, whose loyalty to the First Order seemed beyond question, would suddenly turn against it.
Book>Film
The added scenes added to this final entry to the Star Wars saga with a couple standing out it particular, it was amazing to see what the characters were feeling and thinking. Although Everyone will have, in this case watch the film before the book (This is my opinion)