Shatterpoint by Matthew Stover
Author Matthew Stover explores the psychology of Jedi Master Mace Windu as he returns to his home planet to find his missing former apprentice and face the darkness in his own soul. Inspired by the real-world film Apocolypse Now and the classic (non-Star Wars) novel Heart of Darkness.
Buy from Amazon!
This is a prequel era book from the Legends timeline. It may be contradicted by newer books, movies, or TV shows (if so, just think of it as an alternate universe).
Service Suspended
Dear Star Wars Book Readers: Unfortunately, a policy change at Amazon has broken all the images on this site, and it would take many hours of tedious work to fix them all. Since the Book Finder tool doesn't seem to be very popular anyway, I'm planning to stop updating it for the foreseeable future. But if you have strong feelings about this (or suggestions), do feel free to let me know by email: books@yodasdatapad.com. You can still use the tool if you don't mind that the pictures are missing and it doesn't include the newest books.
Don't know where to start? Get Star Wars book suggestions based on your interests!
I want to read Star Wars books about...
Admiral Holdo
Ahsoka Tano
Anakin Skywalker
ancient galactic history
Ancient Jedi
Ancient Sith
Asajj Ventress
Barriss Offee
blood & gore
Boba Fett
bounty hunters
Captain Phasma
Chewbacca
Chiss
cloning
Corellia
Coruscant
Darth Maul
Darth Vader
Dash Rendar
Dooku
everyday citizens
fallen Jedi
female lead characters
fighter pilots
Finn
galactic mysteries
gambling
Grand Admiral Thrawn
Grand Moff Tarkin
Han & Leia
Han Solo
heist capers
Hutt Jedi
Jacen Solo
Jakku
Jedi
Jedi clones
Jyn Erso
Kit Fisto
Kylo Ren
Lando
long-lost civilizations
Luke Han & Leia
Luke Skywalker
Mace Windu
Mandalorians
Mara Jade
minor movie characters
Naboo
new characters
New Republic (canon)
non-human lead characters
Obi-Wan Kenobi
Order 66
Original Trilogy-Prequel links
other Force users
Padme Amidala
Palpatine
pirates
Poe Dameron
post-apocalyptic worlds
Prince Xizor
Princess Leia
Qi'ra
Qui-Gon Jinn
Rae Sloane
Revan
Rey
Rogue Squadron
scum & villainy
secret agents
Sith Lords
stormtroopers/clonetroopers
superweapons
Tatooine
the Clone Wars
the criminal underworld
the dark side
the Death Star
the Empire
the First Order
the Force
the Hutts
the Old Republic era
the Rebellion
the Republic
the Resistance
the Yuuzhan Vong
Unknown Regions
Wedge Antilles
Wild Space
wise-talking droids
Wraith Squadron
Yoda
zombies
Or choose a category:
alternate universes
audiobook originals
biographical
canon
cyberpunk
female authors
first person
Galaxy's Edge tie-ins
horror
humorous
military
movie adaptations
movie lead-ins
mystery
noir
philosophical
political thriller
present tense
Rebels TV show tie-ins
romance
short stories
The Clone Wars TV show tie-ins
tragedy
video game tie-ins
vintage novels
young adult
Here are your Star Wars book recommendations for philosophical:
Showing posts with label philosophical. Show all posts
Shatterpoint
See more books with:
fallen Jedi,
Jedi,
Mace Windu,
Matthew Stover,
minor movie characters,
philosophical,
the Clone Wars,
the dark side,
the Force
Episode III: Revenge of the Sith novelization
Episode III: Revenge of the Sith novelization by Matthew Stover
Author Matthew Stover brings his gritty, emotionally vivid approach to Revenge of the Sith, giving us by far the best Star Wars movie adaptation to date. Stover adds an impressive amount of depth to the characters and events from the film, with the end result in many ways better than the movie itself. Lovers of Episode III will love this book, and haters of Episode III may like it more after reading this book.
Buy from Amazon!
This is a movie novelization from the Legends timeline. Though the movie itself is canon, original content in the book could be contradicted by future books, movies, or TV shows (if so, you can think of it as an alternate universe).
Author Matthew Stover brings his gritty, emotionally vivid approach to Revenge of the Sith, giving us by far the best Star Wars movie adaptation to date. Stover adds an impressive amount of depth to the characters and events from the film, with the end result in many ways better than the movie itself. Lovers of Episode III will love this book, and haters of Episode III may like it more after reading this book.
Buy from Amazon!
This is a movie novelization from the Legends timeline. Though the movie itself is canon, original content in the book could be contradicted by future books, movies, or TV shows (if so, you can think of it as an alternate universe).
See more books with:
Anakin Skywalker,
Coruscant,
Darth Vader,
Dooku,
fallen Jedi,
Jedi,
Mace Windu,
Matthew Stover,
movie adaptations,
Obi-Wan Kenobi,
Order 66,
Padme Amidala,
Palpatine,
philosophical,
Sith Lords,
the Clone Wars,
the dark side,
the Republic,
tragedy,
Yoda
Luke Skywalker and the Shadows of Mindor
Luke Skywalker and the Shadows of Mindor by Matthew Stover
An unusual but intersting novel from author Matthew Stover, known to Star Wars fans for the exceptional philosophical and emotional depth of novels like Shatterpoint, Traitor, and the Revenge of the Sith novelization.
Dismayed by sensational film portrayals of his exploits for the Rebel Alliance, the self-critical Luke Skywalker finds himself caught up in an all new B-movie adventure, facing off against a mysterious dark side foe who has a theatrical side of his own. Luke Skywalker and the Shadows of Mindor is a self-consciously pulpy adventure that winkingly explores the sometimes unclear relationship between reality and fiction (while still staying strictly within the Star Wars universe).
Buy on Amazon!
This is a post-Return of the Jedi novel from the Legends timeline. Think of it as an alternate universe from The Force Awakens and newer books.
An unusual but intersting novel from author Matthew Stover, known to Star Wars fans for the exceptional philosophical and emotional depth of novels like Shatterpoint, Traitor, and the Revenge of the Sith novelization.
Dismayed by sensational film portrayals of his exploits for the Rebel Alliance, the self-critical Luke Skywalker finds himself caught up in an all new B-movie adventure, facing off against a mysterious dark side foe who has a theatrical side of his own. Luke Skywalker and the Shadows of Mindor is a self-consciously pulpy adventure that winkingly explores the sometimes unclear relationship between reality and fiction (while still staying strictly within the Star Wars universe).
Buy on Amazon!
This is a post-Return of the Jedi novel from the Legends timeline. Think of it as an alternate universe from The Force Awakens and newer books.
See more books with:
humorous,
Jedi,
Luke Han & Leia,
Luke Skywalker,
Matthew Stover,
philosophical,
the dark side,
the Force