Star Wars Books for Kids and Young Adults
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Discover the greatest Star Wars books of all-time for young readers of all ages.
Star Wars books for kids continue to propel sci-fi imaginations, with every page turn, and have for several decades. There are few subjects, and characters, that spawn a flurry of activity, and have done so for decades of past and will do so for decades to come. The ever-present power struggle between the forces of good and evil will be a thing of the present forever, in our galaxy and in a galaxy far, far away.
If only we could play something appropriate from the legendary Star Wars music composer John Williams as you open this page, DunnAHHH-dunt … dunnAHHH-dunt … dunnnnAAHHHHHH-dunt-dunnah-dunt-dunt. Even cooler would be to use our Jedi powers to present Star Wars books that we know you’d be interested in if you have Star Wars lovers in your house, classroom, workplace, and so on. Let’s try this out, “These are the books you’re looking for … ”
Here at The Children’s Book Review we receive an abundance of Star Wars themed books for kids each year, and these are a few of the Star Wars books for kids and children that have remained atop our recommendation lists.
Everything Star Wars lovers need to know, absolutely everything:
Star Wars Books, The Ultimate List, Featuring STAR WARS: Absolutely Everything You Need to Know
LEGO™ Star Wars fever has struck us all, here’s one for the Lego lover:
Best Selling Middle Grade Books, Featuring LEGO Star Wars: The Visual Dictionary
Fun for the little Star Wars lover in your galaxy:
Goodnight Darth Vader, Illustration Inspiration: Jeffrey Brown
We’ve also published quite a few articles on the subject of Star Wars over the years. This is a list of our most popular to date, and no article publish date is too old we’ve found. Star Wars books never go out of style, since they are most certainly ahead of our time.
Star Wars Books for Kids: The Ultimate List
Best New Stars Wars Books: May the Fourth Be with You
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Six fun Star Wars books for kids that we know you’ll love as much as we do. The force is strong in these ones!
Ever wanted to move things without touching them like a Jedi can? Or grow your own kyber crystal? Or maybe explode a balloon with a beam of energy, just like the Death Star? Now you can!
Star Wars Block: Over 100 Words Every Fan Should Know is the book you need in the playroom. Littles are introduced to characters and locations from all of the movies, through Rogue One.
Which five words best describe The Star Wars Cookbook: BB-Ate: Awaken to the Force of Breakfast and Brunch?
Lara Starr:
Yummy
Funny
Spacey
Easy
Fun!
Star Wars Creatures, Ships and Droids: Poster-a-Page! This series offers kids the opportunity to bring their favorite friends and stories into their homes and onto their walls, and to become part of their world.
The force has been awakened and read you must with your young Padawan. Once again, The Children’s Book Review strikes back with the ultimate Star Wars book list.
101 Movies To See Before You Grow Up: Be your own movie critic—the must-see movie list for kids (Walter Foster Jr, 2015), written by Suzette Valle, is the perfect handbook for movie-lovers of all ages, helping both kids and parents choose classic and contemporary movies appropriate for the entire family.
The Children’s Book Review strikes back with the return of the Star Wars book list. Grab your favorite little droid and treat them to a galactic read—the force is strong in these books.
Jeffrey’s Darth Vader series was originally geared towards adults as it was about the experience of being a parent; however, parents shared it with their kids and now both adults & kids love the series. Goodnight Darth Vader was created with both audiences in mind.
Today, May 4, is the perfect day for Star Wars fans to celebrate, well, Star Wars. The following three book selections are a great way to honor the Star Wars films and culture.