How to Start Reading Star Wars Books in 2024

[@shadowsentry2112]

I actually started reading the new canon books in chronological order; it actually worked pretty well in some areas, like how the Alphabet Squadron books tied nicely with the Aftermath trilogy, which then tied great to Shadow of the Sith. The books having these kinds of connections are pretty rare since new releases are so often scattered throughout the timeline, but when it works, it really really works imo

[@aleclininger]

Yea, I'd say that the only thing that doesn't really work for reading in chronological order is the high republic. I absolutely think Phase 1 should be read before Phase 2.

[@shadowsentry2112]

@@aleclininger Oh yeah for sure. I actually waited until every book in each phase was out, so I could binge the whole phase, rather than jumping back and forth down the timeline. Did a Phase 1 binge, caught up on some new releases, then binged Phase 2, and I'm sure I'll do the same for Phase 3 when it's complete.

[@B_vagabond]

I credit your author interviews and your general excitement about what is being written as to getting me back into the novels. 👍

[@ScottyHolidaySW]

Dark Disciple is THE book that not only got me into Star Wars books, but reading in genera! I can't recommend it enough & I'm so happy to see it included on this list ☺️🖤

[@sinistercinemareviews5420]

I’ve been on top of the Disney Era canon since it started which I’m so thankful for cause trying to catch up now would be DAUNTING.

[@habsfan4ever67]

That’s what I’m doing. I have a word doc set up with everything listed and I’m just working through it

[@FrostyMac]

@@DanLund1776Aren’t opinions fun?

[@omolayomilawal]

@@habsfan4ever67CAN YOU PLEASE SHARE THE DOCUMENT

[@ege8240]

@@DanLund1776 thats just wrong mate. just say you prefer legends, as everyone.

[@wyattcole5452]

@@ege8240I don’t but I agree with him

[@alexgood95]

I got into the High Republic novels from hearing you & Molly talk about them. I am currently on The Rising Strom and really enjoying it so far 😄

[@betaich]

I have just finished Thrawn alliances and now I know why thrawn was like nah we don't fight Ahsoka after he heard who her master was. Thank you Alex for bringing me into reading star wars

[@kaleighellis19]

If you like Padme and want more exposition about the prequel era, I would highly recommend the Padme trilogy! Queens Shadow, Queens Peril, and Queens Hope by E.K. Johnston. They were excellent reads and told the stories of all the handmaidens. I loved reading more about women’s experiences in the Star Wars story.

[@jakefrechette3224]

You inspired me to try the audiobooks years ago and I can't thank you enough! Hundreds of hours of entertainment from them!

[@Flettwin]

A New Dawn is great recommend for new fans of Hera after the Ahsoka show. Hugely fun underrated read that also digs into the Andor themes of early Rebellion and working under the Empire.

[@piercebuckley7699]

I just got back into reading the Republic Commando series after recently listening to the Bane, Vader/ROTS, and Thrawn trilogies, and the first 4 X-Wing books again, and I plan to read the the Jedi Academy trilogy soon after. Soon enough I’ll have to give my young cousin some recommendations too.

[@platypusfox73]

Aftermath, Rise of The Red Blade, Thrawn, and Dark Disciple would be my top picks for books from the current cannon.

[@GuardianKyle]

4:14 Just a little fun facts, but the Star Destroyer on the cover of Lost Stars, The Inflictor is the same In The Force Awakens when Rey is using her speeder and driving past the desert of Jakku. And again near the end of Rise of Skywalker.

[@CharlieHepp]

I credit your author interviews and your general excitement about what is being written to get me back into the novels. 👍I have just finished Thrawn alliances and now I know why Thrawn was like nah we don't fight Ahsoka after he heard who her master was. Thank you Alex for bringing me into reading Star Wars This is so helpful, for a very exciting but daunting new area of Star Wars for me. Thank you! I just got back into reading the Republic Commando series after recently listening to the Bane, Vader/ROTS, and Thrawn trilogies, and the first 4 X-Wing books again, and I plan to read the Jedi Academy trilogy soon after. Soon enough I’ll have to give my young cousin some recommendations too. get Lost Stars is one of my favorite books by Claudia Gray. It's a great recommendation, I think people who like Andor will definitely enjoy it. If you like Padme and want more exposition about the prequel era, I would highly recommend the Padme trilogy! Queens Shadow, Queens Peril, and Queens Hope by E.K. Johnston. They were excellent reads and told the stories of all the handmaidens. I loved reading more about women’s experiences in the Star Wars story. Lost Stars was incredible. It was the first book I had read for pleasure in years. It reignited my love of reading for fun and made me a huge fan of Claudia Gray. Her book Leia Princess of Alderaan is also fantastic. The first Star Wars book I ever read was Shadows of the Empire at 13, I read the novelization of A New Hope and never got around to Empire and Jedi and I did read Phantom Menace, and I really enjoyed that. Not to mention the fact that I recently got some Star Wars e-books, specifically Dark Discs all three Thrawn trilogies, And the novel involving Zhare trying to find his sister which expands on his introduction in Star Wars Rebels. There’s so much more, I picked up also, not to mention Ahsoka which is the first novel I want to get reading to get myself back into reading Star Wars books. After all these years, I’m 38 this year. You inspired me to try the audiobooks years ago and I can't thank you enough! Hundreds of hours of entertainment from them! You guys got me into the High Republic books! I'm badly dyslexic, so I tend to put off reading as much as I can, but I picked up the audiobooks over the past few months, and wow! This series might just be my favorite in SW history, I got the Heir to the Empire trilogy for Christmas. Already finished the first book and I'm a little over halfway through Dark Force Rising. Biggest takeaway so far: I already knew from Rebels that Thrawn was smart, but he's on a whole other level in these books. I love Brotherhood, Lost Stars, and Shadow of the Sith. They were so good. I picked up the new High Republic book (The Eye of Darkness) today because the way you talked about the book series made it seem super interesting!! Aftermath, Rise of The Red Blade, Thrawn, and Dark Disciple would be my top picks for books from the current canon. I’ve been on top of the Disney Era canon since it started which I’m so thankful for cause trying to catch up now would be DAUNTING. Currently reading The Rise of the Red Blade. I started reading SW books last year only. Going back and forth between canon and legend, basically reading what interests me. I have to thank your channel for getting me into it. I think Light of the Jedi will be my next read. Hoping for more novels from Alexander Freed in general but if it's Alphabet Squadron then that would be amazing. Oh, and Lost Stars 2! I'm reading the Thrawn Ascendency for the first time but I'm struggling to get into it because of all the new complicated names Love how informative you are, love you guys so much Just a few fun facts, but the Star Destroyer on the cover of Lost Stars, The Inflictor is the same In The Force Awakens when Rey is using her speeder and driving past the desert of Jakku. And again near the end of Rise of Skywalker. Great vid! Just about finished with Phase One of THR and need something like this on where to start with canon comics 👍 Disney has dropped the ball with Star Wars in a lot of ways, but the novels and comics have been incredible! I love to read and the High Republic stories and characters have been especially well-written. The old legends stuff is dope too! I seriously encourage everyone to just pick up one of the books and go Add the Aftermath books to the list from Chuck Wendig. Book 1 is good, books 2 and 3 are excellent. They form a bridge between Ep 6 and 7. I’ve been wanting more sequel stories while waiting for the Rey movie, so (in addition to some small Age of Resistance comics) I’m considering borrowing Shadows of the Sith from my local library to catch up. During this winter I really got back to High Republic and today I will receive Mission to Disaster which is the last story I need to read before getting to phase 2 which I'm really excited about. I guess I’m pretty sort of experienced. Thanks, Alex! I am about to read all of the EU novels in chronological order, and then I’ll move on to the canon novels. Wish me luck! The Aftermath trilogy is also great if you want to bridge the gap between episodes 6 and 7 Reading Bloodline rn and can confirm it’s very good I was just thinking about this question yesterday and was looking for a video in your channel that could help and this video comes out today hahaha thanks for that ❤ Star Wars books have always been good and I love them all!! Question for the Q&A or another video: I have a friend who has not seen anything Star Wars? What is the best movie to start with and why? Yeah, reading Star Wars books can feel a bit overwhelming at times. Just listen to anything Narrated by Marc Thompson. I'm listening to Eye of Darkness right now and he really is adding so much to the book. Dark Disciple is THE book that not only got me into Star Wars books but also reading in general! I can't recommend it enough & I'm so happy to see it included on this list name it.

[@nerdybirdbricks]

Just finished commenting on a video from 2 years ago on the "business on Cato Neimoidia" continued my hunt and found at 4:13 in this video my answer , thank you!!! :D ( currently almost done Brotherhood)

[@x-xsharkix-x]

ive picked up the new high republic book (the eye of darkness) today because the way you talked about the book series made it seem super interesting!!

[@FlavorLab]

THANK YOU SO MUCH. It's a perfect short but comprehensive video ❤

[@matthewmurdick]

I read the original Timothy Zahn trilogy and followed most of the legends up until about the time of news of the prequels being developed came up. I never got back in... now I've gotten interested in reading books again, so this was very helpful! Thanks!

[@amaranthpaean]

I got back into the novels by reading (well, listening to) the From a Certain Point of View series. They are short stories in honor of the 40th anniversary of the original trilogy, written and read by various people, and dive into the backstories and side-quests from those movies. Things that took place just off camera. They’re mostly lighthearted, although a few will make you cry…

[@Kari-SF]

Lost Stars is one of my favorite books from Claudia Gray. It's a great recommendation, I think people who like Andor will definitely enjoy it.

[@Will_U_Read_4_U]

I guess I’m pretty sort of experienced. Thanks, Alex!

[@nowayok_99]

It might not be canon, but I have to recommend Republic Commando as a great series to read if you want to get into SW books, legends or canon. Karen Traviss is a phenomenal writer, and if you like TCW, you will love this. Personally, I also think that since TBB has begun to implement Scorch into the story, reading the Rep Comm series gives you a totally unique perspective on him that makes his involvement that much more intriguing. I wouldn't be surprised if they further his character in season 3 by pulling from Traviss' novels.

[@Spiderweb444]

I love brotherhood, lost stars and shadow of the sith. They were so good.

[@ziggyspacedust7813]

This is so helpful, for a very exciting but daunting new area of Star Wars for me. Thank you !

[@matthewslates]

I got the Heir to the Empire trilogy for Christmas. Already finished the first book and I'm a little over halfway through Dark Force Rising. Biggest takeaway so far: I already knew from rebels that Thrawn was smart, but he's on a whole other level in these books.

[@gentlemanlygeeky4088]

If Sun Tzu & Sherlock Holmes had a baby it would be Grand Admiral Thrawn.

[@NightDocs]

It’s hard for me to get through entire books in general but I have read and re-read the Darth Bane series probably half a dozen times. Stories about the villain are so much more interesting than the alternative to me

[@Eva_H]

The first Star Wars book I ever read was shadows of the Empire at 13, I read the novelisation of a new hope never got round to Empire and Jedi and I did read Phantom Menace, I really enjoyed that. Not to mention the fact that I recently got some Star Wars e-book, specifically dark disciples all three Thrawn trilogies And the novel involving Zhare trying to find his sister which expands on his introduction in Star Wars Rebels. There’s so much more, I picked up also, not to mention Ahsoka which is the first novel I want to get reading to get myself back into reading Star Wars books. After all these years, I’m 38 this year.

[@tiredbanana2292]

I’ve been wanting to get into Star Wars books for a long time but didn’t know where to start. This was so helpful and I immediately checked out Lost Stars from the library and I’m about to start it right now so thanks a lot!!!

[@knifer259]

Excellent choices!!! All of these I read and loved.

[@gustavoalvimgava7266]

I was just thinking about this question yesterday and was looking for a video in your channel that could help and this videos comes out today hahahaha thanks for that ❤

[@thargoff]

The Aftermath trilogy is underrated. Great characters and stories.

[@CheeseRunner]

It's a trilogy that kept getting better. Along with the scale of the stories getting larger and larger.

[@kenandpaperdesign]

Great vid! Just about finished with Phase One of THR and need something like this on where to start with canon comics 👍

[@harharbinks07]

This is actually such a timely video since I just started reading SW books and wanted to see which ones I should start with. I'm currently reading Master and Apprentice.

[@AbnormallyLilith]

Just listen to anything Narrated by Marc Thompson. Im listening to Eye of Darkness right now and he really is adding so much to the book.

[@nudlezo.4627]

I really love his narration, though sometimes his voices are too similar. It’s confusing to hear Ar’alani in the high republic

[@AbnormallyLilith]

@nudlezo.4627 With how many books he does, he can only have so many voices in his repertoire haha

[@TheV1ctorGaming]

Yesss! Thank you, I have been requesting this video for a while, it is going to be so helpful ❤

[@ormapa1206]

During this winter I really got back to high republic and today I will receive mission to disaster which is the last story I need to read before getting to phase 2 which I'm really excited.

[@charlietrumpet96]

Star Wars books have always been good and I love them all!!

[@colinsmith9650]

Thanks for this, I’ve went through a good handful of the canon books as well as some legends. Currently on Thrawn Ascendency - lesser evil, will move into the next Thrawn trilogy.

[@Flvnckn]

I started reading through the High republic books and I have no idea why so many people hate on them… I just loved exploring a new area of the SWU and the character development is really good throughout the whole series. It kept me on the edge of my seat and I cannot wait for the next one to come out!

[@sandyliffman6668]

Currently reading The Rise of the Red Blade. I started reading SW books last year only. Going back and forth between canon and legend, basically reading what interests me. I have to thank your channel to get me into it. I think Light of the Jedi will be my next read.

[@corinneferrarolam5101]

Lost Stars was incredible. It was the first book I had read for pleasure in years. It reignited my love of reading for fun, and made me a huge fan of Claudia Gray. Her book Leia Princess of Alderaan is also fantastic.

[@michaelmccarstle4527]

As much as I loved Phase 1 of The High Republic, I just can't keep up, even with just the main novels. I'm so grateful for your coverage of it all, though. Even though it's not the same as reading it myself, I can still get the main ideas thanks to you and Mollie!

[@MCLegoboy]

I've only ever picked up Dark Discpile by Christie Golden because it was based of episodes that weren't completed for The Clone Wars. I don't find it to be crucial in understanding anything from the series unless you are a diehard Ventress fan, but is is still fantastic nonetheless. I don't know if it's a compliment or an insult to say that I wish these episodes had been animated because I would love to see them made, but everything is written so well that I could just picture how it would have been in the show. The dialogue also feels like it may have just been ripped from the scripts because even if you aren't specifically told who's talking right away, you can tell who it is. Absolutely fantastic. For more information about when this story takes place in the grand scheme of The Clone Wars, it's actually split in half by the Darth Maul: Son of Dathomir comic. My source for this is actually the old chronological list that included the Legacy project stories before they updated it to just the series itself, so if you're doing a big Clone Wars rewatch and want to include everything... - *_Seasons 1-5_* (You likely already know the Chronological order or where to get it.) - *_The Lost Missions_* (That's right, not Season 6, these 13 episodes were advertised as The Lost Missions, and I'll always call them that.) - *_The 4 Crystal Crisis on Utapua Story Reels_* (Originally on StarWars,com, these are only officially available on The Lost Missions Blu-ray, but the Internet is a place where nothing dies. Titles are: A Death on Utapau, In Search of the Crystal, Crystal Crisis, The Big Bang) - *_Dark Disciple Chapters 1-21_* (To my best approximation: 1-7 Lethal Alliance, 8-12 The Mission, 13-17 Conspirators, 18-21 Dark Disciple) - *_Son of Dathomir_* (Each issue is one episode: The Enemy of My Enemy, A Tale of Two Apprentices, Proxy War, Shadow of Dathomir) - *_Dark Disciple Chapters 22-42_* (To my best approximation: 22-25 Saving Vos Part I, 26-30 Saving Vos Part II, 31-36 Traitor, 37-42 The Path) - *_The Final Season_* (Which of course is not in order: 5-8 Ahsoka's Walkabout, 1-4 The Bad Batch, 9-12 The Siege of Mandalore)

I just read Master and Apprentice from Claudia Gray and was f-ing great. Bought it randomly cuz I love Quigon as a character and can't wait t get my hands in another star wars novel 😍

[@liambriody1431]

Reading bloodline rn and can confirm it’s very good

[@chris.shamblin]

I am about to read all of the EU novels in chronological order, and then I’ll move on to the canon novels. Wish me luck!

[@FranciscoRojasGallegos]

Alright, I need to re-read lost stars! I have such a good memory of that book

[@parker.e]

Im not much of a book reader but the one book i have read was lost stars like 4 years ago and i loved it sm and have been begging for a grounded show or movies from the perspective of just normal people during the og trilogy, or more specifically a imperial perspective.

[@9uinnes5]

Thrawn was excellent. Highly recommended especially if you've watched Rebels and/or Ahsoka. I'm moving to Alliances and Treason next and then going backwards to tackle the Heir to the Empire trilogy.

[@derekmak1781]

Rise of the Red Blade and the Jedi Battle Scars book were my favorites.

[@stewtheman2]

Hoping for more novels from Alexander Freed in general but if it's Alphabet Squadron then that would be amazing. Oh and Lost Stars 2!

[@langy1416]

I got into reading SW books with New Dawn, but I totally agree that Lost Stars is one of the best entry

[@fgdj2000]

I also was blown away by Phasma, but it's not exactly a conventional Star Wars novel. Thrawn (the "First" One) was really great. I also love the art in the comic adaptation and recommend it as a companion piece. I remember when I was starting Thrawn Alliaces I also was thinking about reading a prequel era novel and Galaxy's Edge had just opened and there was a lot of tie in material for that. I ultimately decided to go with Thrawn Alliances because I had just finished Thrawn and Thrawn Treason was about to come out, and - by the force - Thrawn Alliances not only featured a prequel era flashback narrative with Anakin, Padmé and a younger Thrawn, it was also set on Batou (the location of Galaxy's Edge for those who don't know). It was as if Zahn had written a book just for my mood at the time 😅

[@Kraviken]

Do you have a video covering all the books that include people from the original trilogy? I really love those, but they are hard to find sometimes, without getting small spoilers about what the books are about. You never spoil anything in telling what they are about, so I would love a list-video like that like once a year or so? For fans of the original trilogy who are in to books, but does not care that much about them unless at least one person from the originals are in them. :D (I have read many more, I just really love the ones with original characters the most.) :)

[@PerovNigma]

• _Leia: Princess of Alderaan_ *LEIA* • _Most Wanted_ *HAN* • _Last Shot_ *HAN, LANDO* • _Heir To The Jedi_ *LUKE* • The _Aftermath_ trilogy *HAN, LEIA* • _The Princess and the Scoundrel_ *HAN, LEIA* • _Shadows of the Sith_ *LANDO, LUKE* • _Resistance Reborn_ *LEIA*

[@Kraviken]

@@PerovNigma Thank you! 😀👍 ❤️

[@PerovNigma]

@@Kraviken You're welcome! :)

[@amaranthpaean]

I wanted to read something similar last year before The Princess and the Scoundrel came out, and I read Last Shot and Leia, Princess of Alderaan, so I’ll second those three recommendations. I was a little challenged by the audiobook of Last Shot, because it jumps around in the timeline, so I also got the ebook version from my library. I think I will continue to do that with future storytelling!

[@lilcookieeee]

You guys got me into the High Republic books! I'm badly dyslexic, so i tend to put off reading as much as I can, but I picked up the audiobooks over the past few months and wow! This series might just be my favourite in SW history,

[@drewhottinger6949]

This video is a freaking masterpiece

[@rebelcommander7starwarsjur922]

assuming you wanted to read literally everything from Star Wars cannon and I do mean everything how do that properly and not feel overwhelmed or like your starting with a bunch of stuff that doesn’t matter

[@Gooseygoose14]

Bane trilogy BEST start point I will die on that hill

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Alex! 📚

[@biscuitboi8734]

Master and Apprentice by Claudia Gray is easily my favorite

[@AaMariGriffin]

Im here because for the love of god i cannot get into star wars. My boyfriend has tried to get me to get into it time and time again. I love reading though, one day i told him if i had read starwars i probably would be way more into it. He told me there were books so im really glad you made this video. Hopefully my man will be proud of me and i can actually enjoy myself with this series like everyone else.

[@ethankeith526]

I'm reading the thrawn ascendency for the first time but I'm struggling to get into it because of all the new complicated names

[@Haven6419]

Listen to the audiobook while reading along. Thank me later

[@HumbleAshe]

I’ve been wanting more sequel stories while waiting for the Rey movie, so (in addition to some small Age of Resistance comics) I’m considering borrowing Shadows of the Sith from my local library to catch up.

[@RileyDan07]

You should do Comics

[@Shanedog2004]

Add the Aftermath books to the list from Chuck Wendig. Book 1 is good, book 2 and 3 are excellent. They form a bridge between Ep 6 and 7.

[@mrgreenleafx]

I tried reading "Light of the Jedi" last year and failed miserably! I really want to get into the High Republic and Star Wars books in general but that one was so unlike what I usually read and I could neither keep up with the multitude of characters and places nor care about any of them as they were switching up so fast! I think I never made it past the first 100 pages but I'm really disappointed and not sure where to go from here :(

[@johnroberts564]

This has led to me reading my first ever Star Wars book - Light of the Jedi and it was absolutely wonderful. Hooked. What's next?

[@mikeclark2896]

Is there a collection or reading order for the High Republic Comics? How about in relation to the novels? Thanks for any help you can provide!

[@rebelcommander7starwarsjur922]

Ok ok ok so your just not gunna mention the entire aftermath trilogy which is the only trilogy you haven’t mentioned yet which goes over so many characters we know after return if the Jedi plus so many new characters right up till the batter of Jaku and how the empire became the first order it wasn’t mentioned surprising

[@roneill1972]

I'd love to get into the High Republic but i find the vast, vast cast of characters so offputting. Personally, I don't think Star Wars works well with that many characters jostling for attention - I have tried to read some of the adult novels but my brain just can't cope with being expected to remember so many new names, new species and character back stories.

[@nicolassanchez9803]

There are a lot of guides that can be very helpful. I find it easier to remember all the characters if you know how they look like and how they are related to other characters. And I think you also need some time to really understand the characters and not be confused with so many names. That it all becomes more familiar. But at the begining it can be very overwhelming.

[@TheSlenderSpartan]

Do you know of a good place to find a list with all the Canon books, ya novels and jr novels? I've been trying to get all the Canon books, and I've gotten a good bit but want to make sure I'm not missing anything

[@williamphillips1265]

I’m primarily interested in the bounty hunter/underworld stuff, mandalorian stories ( not just din jarin but all mandos) and anything wookie related. I’ve just started the war of the bounty hunters series. Any other recommendations for me

[@AmoebaInk]

Tales of the Bounty Hunters

[@danieljenkins1758]

Aftermath trilogy are also great if you want to bridge the gap between episodes 6 and 7

[@CloneScavengerVulpin8389]

Yeah reading Star wars books can feel a bit overwhelming at times.

[@sbotstudios]

Question for the Q&A or another video: I have a friend who has not seen anything Star Wars? What is the best movie to start with any why?

[@AmoebaInk]

A New Hope. Go in release order. Do not skip the Ewok films. Also if you can hunt down the theatrical release for your friend instead of special editions. Lucas was wise to start with Luke's story, because otherwise it's a tragedy.

[@Anton_Palych]

What can you say about doctor Aphra? is it worth it? I know it's an indiana jones like series, but still, is it worth it?:)

[@floppymoonfish4882]

Would reading literally all canon novels in chronological order be a good idea? Im kind of OCD with certain things and always need to watch/read things chronologically hahaha, so id be starting with star wars convergence. Is that a good idea?

[@CRYSTAL_CUSTOMS]

High Republic I'd recommend reading release wise. For the test they jump around more so timeline wouldn't hurt or help

[@YusukeUzamaki001]

where did you get that t-shirt?

[@anakin132]

curious, what books follow luke and leia after the battle of endor? when they have kids etc

[@AmoebaInk]

Kids multiple. Start with "Truce at Bakura". It's immediately after Endor. You can find Chronological lists for Legends, but the Heir to the Empire trilogy is where you get introduced to the Solo twins. Heir to the Empire trilogy is also the origin of Thrawn and widely regarded as some of the best Star Wars novels.

[@geassrailfantitan3414]

What's ur opinion on Rebel Moon? apparently from what I heard it's not good

[@josermaiz]

I think pre Disney books was okay I like heir of the empire

[@notobi-wan8344]

Is High Rebuplic phase 1 comics good entry point To High Rebuplic era? I been looking Phase 1 omnibus on local store and im kinda interested of getting it at some point but is it worthy read for someone Whos knowelede of the era comes from Jedi Survivor and couple videos from this channel?

[@dks1empathy858]

it's 2024 and I am still waiting for a sequel to Lost Stars

[@andrewjessop7770]

Lords of the Sith is another great canon story!

[@RogueBagel]

Unless I missed it, there was no Audible plug in this video!

[@DM5550Z]

Read star wars legends!

[@SnowElf_96]

Books

[@Caphas_rock]

3:38

[@andreasfriedrich4432]

The Legends Books are do much better.

[@bullrun2772]

Okay don’t just say back up your point show evidence

[@DarthDrengr9809]

There’s only one right answer Have you Ever heard the tragedy of Darth Plaguis the wise?

[@toxicmanbaby1069]

Stick to pre-2015 should be your first advice

[@davidalan6701]

Is there any info on details of the next legends arc that was being worked on? With jaina as the sword of the Jedi and abeloth?

[@DarthVages]

👍

[@garthok6224]

This video recommended like 20 books to start reading star wars. That doesn't help at all.

[@y_magaming9798]

Heard current cannon. Disliked immediately going to a different video lol

[@istrumguitars]

There’s no point. Star Wars is trash now.

[@CRYSTAL_CUSTOMS]

How so? Also I doubt you've read the books which this is talking about

[@andythai8676]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@CRYSTAL_CUSTOMSwhen Star Wars themselves retcon the books, there’s little point in reading

[@emmahayes3342]

Disney has dropped the ball with Star Wars in a lot of ways, but the novels and comics have been incredible! I love to read and the high Republic stories and characters have been especially well written. The old legends stuff is dope too! I seriously encourage everyone to just pick up one of the books and go