I love that Obi-Wan’s page has them pointing out his beard. There was nothing else as impressive that they could have associated with him. I laughed so hard I thought I would cry. ( )

This book is actually a "pre-level" reader, and it's the easiest volume we've come across as we make our way through the star wars books, along with maybe [b:What Is A Wookie?|878571|What Is A Wookie?|Laura Buller|http://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1309295984s/878571.jpg|863898]. I notice that some parents don't think those wonderful DK readers are accessible enough for beginning readers, judging by the number of sight words vs. non sight words, but if you're kid is familiar with the Star Wars characters this will be an easy read for a beginning reader. While the Star Wars lingo may look a little advanced, the children catch on very fast.

Contrary to the title of the book, [b:Star Wars: Blast Off!|9401090|Star Wars Blast Off!|Elizabeth Dowsett|http://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1361147561s/9401090.jpg|14610613], and to what we might have expected there's no "blast" anything in it, instead each page spread will describe a Star Wars character in 2-3 sentences. In that sense it's less of a theme book than others in the series, and again most resembles [b:What Is A Wookie?|878571|What Is A Wookie?|Laura Buller|http://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1309295984s/878571.jpg|863898] ( )

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