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Star Wars The Clone Wars: Stories of Light and Dark

Written by: Lou Anders,Tom Angleberger,Preeti Chhibber,Zoraida Córdova,Jason Fry,Rebecca Roanhorse,Anne Ursu,Sarah Beth Durst,Yoon Ha Lee,Greg Van Eekhout,E. Anne Convery
Narrated by: Catherine Taber,James Arnold Taylor,Corey Burton,Full Cast
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From Anakin to Yoda, Count Dooku to Darth Maul, this exciting middle-grade anthology will recount different explosive events from The Clone Wars from the points of view everyone's favorite characters - with each character written by a different popular author.

An epic clash between the forces of light and dark, between the Galactic Republic and the Separatists, between brave heroes and brilliant villains, the fate of the galaxy is at stake in the Emmy Award-winning animated series Star Wars: The Clone Wars. In this exciting anthology, 11 authors who are also fans of the series bring stories from their favorite show to life. Gathered here are memorable moments and stunning adventures, from attempted assassinations to stolen bounties, from lessons learned to loves lost. 

All of your favorite characters from The Clone Wars are here: Anakin Skywalker, Yoda, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Ahsoka Tano, Captain Rex, Darth Maul, Count Dooku, and more!

Contributors: Lou Anders, Tom Angleberger, Preeti Chhibber, Zoraida Córdova, Sarah Beth Durst, Jason Fry, Yoon Ha Lee, Rebecca Roanhorse, Anne Ursu, Greg van Eekhout.

Stories read by Corey Burton, Nika Futterman, Olivia Hack, Matt Lanter, Catherine Taber, James Arnold Taylor, and Sam Witwer. 

Start streaming Star Wars: The Clone Wars now on Disney+!

©2020 Lou Anders, Tom Angleberger, Preeti Chhibber, Zoraida Cordova, Jason Fry, Rebecca Roanhorse, Anne Ursu, Sarah Beth Durst, Yoon Ha Lee, Greg van Eekhout (P)2020 Listening Library

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slightly boring

Just wasn't what I had expected, the stories didnt connect or vibe with me. The stories were from parts we had already known, with a little more insight.

i was expecting untold stories.

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Exciting engaging stories made me desire to rewatch the clone wars Star Wars series from the beginning.

This is awesome book has several short stories that recount highlights of the clone wars series. In the first story Yoda teaches a bunch of clones how to work together. In fact, this is actually recounting the first episode of the clone wars TV series. Other stories talk about Dooku and how he was captured by pirates, Darth Maul and how he was brought back to life to avenge himself upon Obi-Wan Kenobi, and more. Give this a read. It’s well worth your credit! Peace out and have a great day.

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Know the pov from you’re favourite characters

Really liked this feature. Re doing favourite episodes of the Clone wars with inner monologue example : Yodas thoughts on the clones. Seeing behind the scenes of characters while the scene shifted to another main character

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repeat of clone wars tv show

Don't buy if you have watched all seasons of the clone wars. this is just an assortment of episodes mashed into a book. total waste of cash to listen to something I've already watched.

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some stories have repetitive sounds

Some stories have the same 3 tones on repeat over and over again in the background. Also whoever is in charge of the music ends the songs off in a weird way right in the middle of the song and just echo/fades away mid-tone. It's really weird. This only started since Disney took over.

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just like the show... great stories

Loved hear stories through the eyes of different characters. the voice acting was top notch.

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  • Daniel
  • 2020-08-26

All stories are episodes of animanted clone wars

These are all stories from the clone wars tv show from the point of view of a different character, no new stories from the Clone Wars era. Its interesting, but not what I was hoping for. it's like listening to the audiobook of the novelization of the animated TV show, lol wow I just read that back and it sounds amusing but it's entirely accurate depiction. If you liked "From a certain point of view" you will enjoy this.

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  • Joe
  • 2020-09-07

A bland retelling of stories you already know.

I was pretty disappointed by this book. As a longtime Star Wars fan, I was excited at the prospect of a Clone Wars anthology that would expand upon the lore and offer new perspectives on familiar events like “A Certain Point of View” did. Instead, we get several Clone Wars story arcs told from the perspective of a main character that beat-for-beat retell the story from the show. If you’re enough of a fan to be looking at this book, you probably already know these stories well enough that the book won’t add anything for you.

The production quality was high, as always. The one original story was actually exactly what I was hoping for, but it’s not strong enough to carry the rest of the book.

Overall, this book can be safely skipped. Spend your credits elsewhere.

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  • ben h
  • 2020-09-04

Definition of JOYLESS CASH GRAB

Grew up with clone wars and watched every episode possible. I admit I'm having troubles putting into words my disappointment. Since the Disney take over it seems that they put out, one ok or good book and then 3 cash grab books. Honestly this one felt like management called the authors in and said heres your episode aim for 20 or 40 minutes of content. I understand this is aimed at a lower age bracket. That being said there are solid rumors that at least 2 full seasons were fully written at the time the show was put aside for whatever reason. The book Star Wars: Dark Disciple was crafted from a small portion of those unused materials and is great. The fact that the decision was made to simply regurgitate used material while theres still stories untold is greatly disappointing. Expecting Clone Wars fans new and old to pay full price for a rerun because its been repackage is disgusting and disrespectful. Clone Wars fans starved for new materials have rode a roller coaster of hope and disappoint. Fans like me hoping for a new story will only find a small taste of a new story in the end of the book that reads like the first chapter of a story that leaves you hanging. Clone Wars fans will be left heartbreakingly disappointed.........again!

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  • Amazon Customer
  • 2020-09-04

For fans of The Clone Wars TV Series

For anyone who enjoyed The Clone Wars TV series this is a must read! The fact that the voice actors from the show read the stories for the characters makes it feel like you’re watching the show again. Great background stories of all your favorite characters. Great read!

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  • brian
  • 2020-08-25

Another 'certain point of view' anthology.

Big fan of the Clone Wars TV show. This expands on various moments from it, with narration by several of the voice actors, making it more interesting. 10/10.

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  • guyfromage
  • 2020-09-03

Very uneven

Some stories are too much just a retelling of the episode (they all do it to a degree, but some are too much). Some I think are taken from the wrong character’s POV. The Umbara one is taken from Rex’s POV but Krell’s would have been much more interesting. The Maul and Cad Banes ones are good though. So, it’s ok but not as good as I had hoped. Kinda like the prequels. And sequels.

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  • Johnny B
  • 2021-04-25

Just Watch The Clone Wars

There's not enough new here to justify spending the time with it. It would be more satisfying to re-watch the series. The one original short story was good, but not good enough to pay for this whole collection.

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  • Lauren Hawley
  • 2021-03-23

Meh... it's like watching clone wars reruns

It was not bad, but I would not recommend it unless you are desperate for more Star Wars content.

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  • Daniel
  • 2020-12-05

Ok but if you've seen the show don't bother.

It's ok but I was honestly if you've seen the show don't pick it up not worth it. When I first heard of this book I thought it would be telling for some of the episodes that didn't make the cut for when the series was first cancelled back in 2014. As it turns out it is not the case with this book, basically it is just a retelling of some arcs in the series from a certain character's perspective which still I thought could be interesting. Overall the book is ok and it did add some interesting details like for Yoda's story which is a retelling of the first episode "Ambush" from his perspective but frankly to me as a huge fan of the show it felt like a copy and paste of the scripts/story. One story I was mostly disappointed with was the Umbara Arc retelling, the arc as a whole is one my favorites in the series and when I heard it would be included it only added to my excitement. Seeing Clone Trooper Kix be featured on the cover you would think that this particular story of the Umbara Arc would take place from his perspective but no it's from Captain Rex, a character who's POV was already widely explored in the tv show itself so you can imagine the bit of disappointment it left. Although with that minor detail in mind I think in other ways it did some justice for this particular story arc and the voice acting is well done. As a whole one of my favorite aspects of this audiobook is that they brought some of the voice actors from the show to either play their respective characters and or other characters.

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  • Charlie
  • 2020-09-07

"Star Wars: Stories of Light and Dark"

In this book, various authors have been brought together to retell some of the more memorable and familiar tales from TV series "Star Wars: The Clone Wars", from fresh perspectives through specific characters’ points-of-view. The short stories are fairly faithful retellings that anyone who’s sat through the 130+ episodes has already experienced, although they’re now in prose form and told from an intriguing-enough variety of points-of-view and tenses. In general I’m not the biggest fan of written adaptations derived from movies and/or TV shows I’ve already seen, and this collection didn’t really impress me enough to change my mind. I would much rather have seen an assortment of original stories like the last entry, “Bug” that take a noteworthy cue or event from The Clone Wars and run with it, adding to the overall narrative rather than simply regurgitating parts of it.

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