Started my Star Wars journey!

It was a good book that I love and it was like the movies and was just as good. It was action packed and was good for a sci-fi book. It was a exciting and action packed. It was a very good plot. I would recommend it to anybody who wants to know more about star wars.

A well-written screenplay that helps me when I feel I just can keep writing screenplays. I read this and find the confidence boost I need to push on.

Good. I liked when they went through the trench scene.

I like this one better than the adaptations I've read on this story because it's the real thing.

Still just as exhilarating as watching it. One of the best stories ever told

4.5★

If you like Star Wars but also like shorter books, I recommend this book to you.

The meh is strong with this one.

In 1977, I watched A New Hope in the theater on the south side of Milwaukee. I have been a Star Wars super-fan all these years since. Well before the term "fanboy" came into popular use, I was living that life. But, in all of these years, thinking I knew everything I needed to know of the saga from watching the movies a gazillion times, the comics (Marvel, Dark Horse, now Marvel again) and gabbing (overly nerdy-like) with other fans, I never took the time to read the original trilogy novels. After all these years of being a Star Wars fanboy (am I the only person on earth that digs the Star Wars Christmas Special), I FINALLY read all three original novels this year. The insight I found in them brought me a new level of understanding. For instance, it became clear from reading A New Hope that Luke didn't shoot down the Death Star. Obi-Wan did. That's just one of the jewels I discovered in it. Now I have to go back and re-watch A New Hope AGAIN with this new perspective.

Amazing.