Um... Reader of the Books?

[Young Jedi]

So far I have read:

The Paradise Snare
The Hutt Gambit
Rebel Dawn
Han Solo at Star's End
Han Solo's Revenge
Han Solo and the Lost Legacy
Splinter of the Mind's Eye
Shadows of the Empire
The Truce At Bakura
The Courtship of Princess Leia
Tatooine Ghost
Heir to the Empire
Dark Force Rising
The Last Command
Jedi Search
Dark Apprentice
Champions of the Force
I, Jedi
Children of the Jedi
Darksaber
Planet of Twilight

Just 11 more to go before I hit the NJO
I'm really looking forward to Zahns new book Alliegence I think it's called. It's set between A New Hope and Empire Strikes Back.

[Majimaune]

Man I'm soory but your a nerd. I know no one who has read all of those.

[Cydon]

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[bruno-1012]

Make that 3!

I really enjoyed the X-wing books.

One problem I have is in the timescale - according to the films the emergence of the empire and the clone wars can only have been about 20 years before Episode 4. However, in the Thrawn, Heir to the Empire series we find that a Clone War battle infected the Nohgri (sp? can't be bothered to look it up) home planet and that the Empire had been cleansing the planet ever since.

Of course we only find out that it was a clone wars and not a rebellion battle when one character points out that it was 3 generations ago it occured (talking about her 'third son' or grandson)

Obviously a lot of this was to do with the restrictions on any pre-history before Episode 4 until the new films were made.

[Delvo]

I've read the "Heir to the Empire" triology, "Tales of the Bounty Hunters" (anthology), "The Bounty Hunter Wars", and the Jedi Academy trilogy. I loved them all. The only reason I haven't read more is that there are so many that I don't know where to begin...

[Majimaune]

I am reading Truce At Bakura again because I'm in between books and waiting on the next one. I'm not as into it as I was the first time.

[Joel007]

I own all the X-Wing books, all of Timothy Zahn's work (i.e. the Thrawn books), plenty of The new Jedi Order, and various assorted other books. There's no way I could list them all from memory

I like Michael Stackpole's books especially, although Aaron Allston is also a talented author.

[southron sword]

i think everyone who comes on the internet and talks about star wars is a nerd. so what? i am. i read the darth maul book and also mandalorian armour. the one about boba fett. that was slightly confusing that book as it kept going from before empire strikes back to just after the sarlac thing n stuff. but that was allright.

[manephelien]

I wouldn't mind reading some more SW books. I've only read the novelization of Phantom Menace. Much better than the movie, IMO.

[Majimaune]

Originally Posted by southron sword

and also mandalorian armour. the one about boba fett. that was slightly confusing that book as it kept going from before empire strikes back to just after the sarlac thing n stuff.

I started reading Mandalorian Armour when I was younger and didnt quite get it so stopped about a quarter of the way though.

[Cydon]

Originally Posted by manephelien

I wouldn't mind reading some more SW books. I've only read the novelization of Phantom Menace. Much better than the movie, IMO.

All the movie novels are better than the movies, Imo.

[Majimaune]

I would have to agree there.

[Cydon]

And some of the books are better than ALL of the movies....

[Majimaune]

You reckon? Which ones?

[Joel007]

The Grand Admiral Thrawn trilogy, for one