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I found this story book very disappointing, It had no feel to the story, the illustration are fantastic, but they do nothing to tell the full story. Computer enhanced movie shots classed as illustrations? All being said a very poor effort based on a great franchise. A really poor showing from Disney. I gave it 1 star, simply because it is Star Wars.
I have the hardcover format and the illustration in this book is very beautiful. The feeling of the pages are so nice
A very beautiful storybook with magnificent art by Brian Rood. Not that much to read, but still, the book is close to 130 pages. This publication reminds me of the classic Disney fairytale storybooks I had as a kid.
Beautiful illustrations and captured the movie well. Enjoyable and we'll made for it to be a story book.
The art IS why I bought this book. But the fact that it is canon and the second movie is in contradiction with some of the phrases as “It IS you” (later to be discovered that Rey is nobody?) etc., is very annoying.
I used to enjoy movie storybooks when I was younger, reliving favourite movies after seeing them on the big screen and before they were released on VHS video. Yes, it was that long ago! And with all the (many) books adapting and inspired by The Force Awakens, this is another addition to the Star Wars bookshelf.Adapted from the original screenplay by Elizabeth Schaefer and filled with superb photo realistic illustrations by Brian Rood, we once again meet Rey, Finn, Poe, BB-8 and the rest. The tex...
I am really starting to love Brian Rood as an artist. Don't know if he can overtake Drew Struzan, but he's very good. The storybook is back!
The pictures are beautiful, and the story matches the movie.AVOID THE EPUB VERSION! The book is so graphics-intensive that it kept crashing Adobe Digital Editions (not that that's anything new, sigh) and the text is unattractive and difficult to read. You just won't get the best experience.EPUB screenshots:
Not going to lie, I enjoyed reading this pared down version of the film while getting to look at beautiful illustrations on each page.Might be on the lookout for a copy for the nephew.
Good enough for what it is. The story is very (very) simplified but the core beats are there. A lot of the artwork is A+ very pretty. I found it interesting that the reveal of Kylo's identity was saved for the catwalk confrontation.
Asher (10yo) four stars.Dexter (7yo) five stars.A storybook adaptation of the screenplay. Dexter said he liked it because the book let you know what the characters where thinking during the story.
In an age when even (or especially?) blockbuster films leave theatres and enter homes in a few short months I'm not, actually, all that sure movie storybooks still need to exist, but that doesn't mean I'm sorry this one does. Nice illustrations, and you can feel sorta cocky remembering the details from the movies that the story as presented here leaves out or changes ever so slightly. My 7-year-old self would've been really happy to have this.
