Star Wars: Attack of the Clones

Star Wars Legends: Novels

by John Whitman (Adaptation), Brandon McKinney (Illustrations)

Two decades have passed since George Lucas riveted audiences all over the world with the intergalactic epic Star Wars, the first in the celebrated trilogy that went on to become the most popular sci-fi saga of all time. Now, the Lucasfilm creative team is back with Attack of the Clones, the second movie in the prequel series. And Chronicle Books has captured the newest story in the pages of our mighty big little book. Attack of the Clones follows the story of the beautiful Senator Padme Amidala and the passionate and powerful young Jedi Anakin Skywalker, whose impulsive nature leads him astray. With enough action, romance, exotic locales, and epic battles to satisfy every Star Wars fan, this Mighty Chronicles edition faithfully captures Lucas's newest legend with 150 two-color illustrations and an adaptation of the script. Mighty Chronicles keep the Star Wars adventure alive long after the credits roll.

Genres: Star Wars, Science Fiction

348 pages, Hardcover

First published April 1, 2002

Reviews

[Shawn · Rating 4 out of 5]

Attack of the clones shows the more underground world of the starwars universe. As a rebel start the people start to become misguided joining the dark side and even leave the republic. The assignation won't stop and the people are on the brink of all out civil. The world is going to fall on the galactic republic pretty soon.

[Matt · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is amazing, mostly this book is kind of like the movie. The story Attack of the Clones, is about Palpatine rising up to power, a new clone army is formed the [GAOTR] or Grand Army of the Republic. He rises to become Chancellor. The book shows, how Obi Wan, finds out how the clones are produced, at Kamino. I recommend this book to Star wars, army fans.

[Jack R · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a great book about a story where the republic is under siege by an imperial force. It talks about love with a story by a Jedi forbidden by his code to have affection for her. I also really like the way this ties into real life because it relates to real things in our government and other real-world problems> I would recommend this to anyone trying to read a great sci-fi book.