Books with title Star Wars

After the murder of a politician, days before a crucial vote is about to be called in the senate, Emperor Palpatine summons Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker to work alongside two Imperial senate guards in the investigation. But behind the scenes, a plot is in motion to dissolve the senate and bring about a new galactic order. These men must choose between their duty to the republic, or their honour to themselves and their families. Tying in directly with the events seen in "Star Wars: Episode II and Episode III", this exciting new tale of the "Force" also features the introduction of the shadowy Darth Vader - the universe will never be the same again!

Time alters everything. After a summer spent coping with the tragedy of her spring, Elisabeth Buchanan is determined to enjoy her senior year at Cobblestone Academy. It doesn’t matter that she has a maybe boyfriend who seems to have vanished or an impossible crush on a man who barely acknowledges her. As a powerful witch, whose magic keeps growing in strength, she’s bound to face some obstacles along the way. And those obstacles keep coming. With her former zombie mother returned, and a huge test awaiting her, one that will determine whether she graduates or not, Elisabeth feels like her to-do list is growing longer and longer. Things only get more complicated when her former suitor, Brendan O’Reilly arrives back at school, bringing with him a revelation that upends her world. While the school year flies by, Elisabeth focuses on honing her magic and having fun with her friends. But some problems can’t be ignored. Decisions need to be made, choices between those that hold her future and those that want her heart. Spells are cast, hands are dealt, as graduation looms and war, not college, await her.

Shem knows it's a bad idea to sword fight with TJ, his onstage nemesis.TJ clangs his theatrical sword against Shem's as if they are in a real battle and these are real swords. Shem parries. Trips. Crashes through the stage's broken trapdoor. TJ falls too.They both land in a twirling, whirling, souped-up golf cart. Professor Plunkmeyer’s latest experiment?Blue lights pulse.Followed by supersonic speeds.Then CRASH!When Shem finally opens his eyes, the computer screen reveals the year is 1068.How can this be possible?How will they get back home?Is Shem stuck in the past, in medieval lands, with the one person on the planet he doesn't get along with?“As a mother of two boys who delight in sword fighting and role playing, I know kids will enjoy reading this book as the main characters embark on a time travel adventure of a lifetime.” Paula McGrewDoes your middle grade or tween reader love youth theater and time travel? If so, grab this action-packed adventure today!Stage Wars includes themes of youth theater, time travel, friendship, and faith.For more information, visit youththeateradventures.com.Youth Theater AdventuresStage Wars (Book 1)Stage Woes (Coming in winter 2020)Stage West (Coming in 2021)

A long time ago in galaxy far, far away a really quite good SF film, a sort of western in space, was launched. The special effects were pretty shoddy but it did have some quite good actors in it. And Mark Hammill. A second and third film that were actually the fifth and sixth films followed and they weren't quite so good but they were still quite fun (especially when the teddies got blasted by the Imperial stormtroopers). Then, the first, second and third films followed and they were actually fairly dreadful though by now the special effects were much better. And the actors were still better than average too. And Mark Hammill was too old to be in it plus his character hadn't been born yet so that was OK.A Gollancz parody was inevitable. And here it is. An epic told in six chapters. An epic of good versus evil. Of dark versus light. Of hairy co-pilots and green gurus. Of bizarre hair styles, steel bras and camp robots. An epic that starts in the middle. And that's the original!