Conversations in the Key of Star Wars

[Racket_Man]

I had heard about the Yoda fighting scenes before "Clones" and ROTS came out.

BEST FIGHT/SWORD SCENE EVER

Loved Yoda jumping around all of the walls in Clones

[Geek King]

Just a throw in for some of the other SW novels I've read:

The X-Wing series -- I liked these quite a bit, although the last one, Starfighters of Adumar should've been outside of the main series, IMHO. Follows the exploits of the only pilot to earn two Death Star kills, Wedge Antillies, and the pilots he puts together to form a commando team, basically. Sort of two series in one, as the Wriath Squadron stuff has a different feel (and author), but still really good.

I,Jedi -- Good Stuff, even if I don't like some of the stuff in it. I like my Star Wars old-fashioned, black-and-white. Follows part of the rebuilding of the Jedi from first-person perspective.

The Han Solo Adventures -- Collection of some early novellettes about Han's adventures before the movies. I always wince now when I see that scene in Return of the Jedi where the Falcon loses the big radar dish. One of the stories deals with just what Han had to do to get that array.

[AnaKhouri]

I read Yoda: Dark Rendezvous. I really enjoyed it. The conversation a the end between Dooku and Yoda really cleared up some questions I had about...everything to do with the Jedi/Sith, really.

I am really only interested in Clone Wars novels, so I think Shatterpoint is next one my list. For some reason I don't give a fig about what happens after RotJ, but all the Jedi getting wasted by clones really interests me.

[jedimaster91]

Shatterpoint is one of the best books in the entire saga. Be forwarned (or excited if you're a freak like me), it's very dark, extremely bloody, and it toys with your mind. Mace Windu FTW! This book officially made me a Mace fangirl.