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If you're one of the many Star Wars fans, these books will immerse you into a galaxy far, far, away. Have your questions answered and bring a little bit from these exciting other worlds to your home.

A Jedi You Will Be
Written by Preeti Chhibber
Illustrated by Mike Deas
Los Angeles: Disney, Lucas Press, 2020.

Imagine you arrived on Dagobah just as Luke does. You meet Yoda and follow along with Luke's Jedi training, learning from the Jedi master's wisdom. This picture book takes you on an adventure to participate in Yoda's training.

The Star Wars Book of Monsters, Ooze, and Slime
By Katie Cook
New York: DK Publishing, 2021. Informational. 94 pages.

This book answers the grossest and weirdest question about the world of Star Wars. What is the smelliest thing in the galaxy? Does Jabba ever take a bath? Answers to these and more can be found in this silly book.

The Super Cool Science of Star Wars
By Mark Brake
New York: Sky Pony Express, 2020. Informational. 127 pages.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to travel at the speed of light? Or how much it would cost to build the Death Star? This book digs into some great questions about the science behind all things Star Wars. 

San Rafael, CA: Insight Editions, 2021. Informational. 127 pages.

In this official Star Wars cookbook, you'll find sweet and savory treats from so many different planets. A few of these recipes include BB-8 Cakes, Cloud City Marshmallows, Forest of Endor Log Cake and many more.
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