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A review by piranacon
Star Wars: Timelines - From the Time Before the High Republic to the Fall of the First Order by Jason Fry, Amy Richau, Kristin Baver, Cole Horton, Clayton Sandell
2.0
The book is an impressive effort by the authors to condense the complex events of the Star Wars universe into a concise and easy-to-follow format. The research they have done is commendable, as they have clearly taken great care to ensure that the book is accurate and comprehensive.
One of the strengths of the book is the way it presents the timeline in a linear fashion, with key events and important characters highlighted along the way. This makes it easy for fans of the franchise to follow the storyline and understand how all the different movies, books, and TV shows fit together.
However, one of the letdowns of the book is the poor quality of the physical product itself. The printing and paper used are subpar, which can detract from the overall experience of reading the book.
Even with the limited life of these types of books this book should have been rated 5 but the physical issues detracted from the overall experience hence the 2
One of the strengths of the book is the way it presents the timeline in a linear fashion, with key events and important characters highlighted along the way. This makes it easy for fans of the franchise to follow the storyline and understand how all the different movies, books, and TV shows fit together.
However, one of the letdowns of the book is the poor quality of the physical product itself. The printing and paper used are subpar, which can detract from the overall experience of reading the book.
Even with the limited life of these types of books this book should have been rated 5 but the physical issues detracted from the overall experience hence the 2