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David Rothbard darothbard — The Legendary Dark Empire trilogy. I've been wanting to read this graphic novel for around 12 years now. This was a very influential piece. Most Star Wars Novels written after this series reference the events of this book in some way. It has interesting sets of events, but the story moves along rather fast over a considerable period of time. It is hard to orient yourself on the time frame, and events seem a bit hollow. I enjoy the artwork, it has a kind of water color effect with many panels being in shades of a single color. with white and black. This effect does mean that images are not as crisp as we would like sometimes. Details on equipment being hard to make out at times. The character likenesses are also not very accurate. Luke looks very little like himself. The elder Palpatine resembles himself fat more, but the younger Palpatine resembles him not at all. Over all I get the feeling this could make an excellent novel if it were to be rewritten that way, but the pace of the story is just to rapid, and contains to few details of what is happening outside the main story line.

Bruno Rocha brunoracing — I don't really have a whole lot to say about this book. I feel that it completely underrated itself and could really done with being longer and more in-depth. It seems I've been reading quite a lot of dystopian fiction lately and the main problem with this book is that it just feels so... average. I love the set up, I love that it is recorded through audio tapes and has notes where (mainly) fictional critics have tried to analyse things on the tape such as figures of popular culture that had since become redundant. It's actually a great way in introduce younger readers (and older alike) to the way that critics write in journals. And it these sections also bring the humour to a book that should really be rather terrifying. But it just feels lacking in some way. The writing itself felt rather more fragmented than it needed to be. There isn't really much to it, i know it's supposed to 304 pages, but most of that is blank space if I'm honest. Still, in terms of plot it is certainly worth reading. Younger teen readers who love aliens and computers and just generally being weirded out will love this and I think could gain a lot from it. I just feel a little bit spoiled from The Hunger Games.

Tsamba Jantsan tsamba — tough decisions, to stand up for yourself, to love

Mike Leins mikeleins — Pretty much what the title says. Not particularly interesting, but some nice ideas with ways to feel better about life.

Manvendra Singh manvendra0d531 — good but a little slow. An error on page 165 makes much of the book irrelevant.