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Written by Greg Rucka

This book explores the backstories of FN-2187, Rey, and Poe Dameron. See how they lived their lives before they chose to fight in the war for the galaxy.

Written by Jason Fry, Loud Anders, Preeti Chhibber, Anne Ursu, Yoon Ha Lee, Tom Angleberger, Zoraida Cordova, Rebecca Roanhorse, Sarah B. Durst, Greg Van Eekhout, Anne, E. Convery, Jennifer Heddle, and Ksenia Zelentsova

Eleven authors come together to write an anthology featuring each of their favorite episodes of the beloved television series: Star Wars, The Clone Wars.

Written by Ferrari Alessandro

This graphic novel adaptation of Star Wars movie follows both Rey and Finn as their places in the galaxy become more challenging. Will Rey train as a Jedi? Will Finn find his place with the resistance? And what is Kylo Ren plotting?

Written by Jennifer Heddle

Sabine is a talented Mandalorian who is tasked to take over a group of storm troopers and uses her artistic abilities in an unusual way.

Written by Henry Gilroy

Obi-Wan, Anakin, and Ahsoka go to the planet Kiros to stop the droid army there. When they arrive they are surprised to find that the people of Kiros are enslaved by a third party. How will our heroes save these people?

Written by Lauren Nesworthy

Darth Vader is one powerful person. Learn more about him in this easy reader.

Written by Jennifer Heddle

Princess Leia is an incredible leader and hero. Learn more about her in this easy reader.









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