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Lego and Star Wars The Visual DictionaryCategory: Books Description: If your child loves Star Wars LEGO, they'll enjoy this book complete with an exclusive Star Wars mini-figure. Watch as they find out all about Star Wars LEGO weapons, battle stations and even the Death Star through amazing photos and incredible details. ISBN: 9781405347471 Review this product |
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Star Wars Omnibus - Archie Goodwin - Graphic Novels: GeneralCategory: Books Description: Collecting the issues #28-#49 and the first king--sized annual from the Marvel Comics Star Wars series that launched in 1977 (the same year as the first film), this second volume of Star Wars Omnibus: A Long Time Ago...is a must have for any Star Wars fan! Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Star Wars Character Encyclopedia - Childrens General Interest and LeisureCategory: Childrens Books Description: This title details everything you ever wanted to know about your favourite classic Star Wars characters! If your child loves Star Wars then let them meet the characters from their favourite TV series. From heroes like Luke Skywalker and C-3PO, to villains like Darth Vader, they'll learn the ins and outs, ups and downs and secret info on all their favourite characters. Focused entirely on the characters from the classic Star Wars series, this chunky encyclopedia will take them from A to Z in the Star Wars empire. And don't forget, there's a galaxy full of other DK Star Wars books to collect. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Star Wars - The Essential Guide To Warfare - Jason Fry - Film Tv and RadioCategory: Books Description: Like many a great epic, Star Wars is rooted in a rich history of armed conflict. Now, for the first time, the facts, figures, and backstories of major clashes and combatants in the Star Wars universe have been documented in this fully illustrated volume. Combining action-filled narrative with encyclopedic knowledge and encompassing all Star Wars media, this is a conquering achievement. Delivery time: 1 to 3 days Delivery cost: 1.95 Author: 0 Review this product |
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Fantastic - hyperactive slow-reading 8 yr old was hooked!, By AlexS (UK) - See all my reviews
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Fantastic - hyperactive slow-reading 8 yr old was hooked!Has made a huge difference in that otherwise non-reading 8 yr old was completely engrossed, and has re-read numerous times. Along with the other DK Reader Star Wars Level 2/3's has been an excellent investment Strongly recommend
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This review is from: DK Readers: Star Wars: Star Pilot (DK Reader - Level 3 (Quality)) (Paperback)
Great for boys who want to know about boys 'stuff' like; how to 'pimp' your 'star fighter' and what the TIE in 'Tie fighter' stands for and ... what exactly are these escape pod thingies that are constantly being launched? Great for old folks too - I'd been wandering what those big round things were escaping from Geonosis ... and now I know - a revelation! It is not a story/narrative as such - more written in the style of an information book. It has call out boxes and a glossary of terms in the back.The books are smaller than the average book size, but more bite size - lots of 'stuff' assimulated quickly to fact hungry boys. Richly peppered with pics from the films. It's ideal for Star Wars obsessed boys to share at bedtime. The level 3's have quite alot of text - so allow sufficient time for a bedtime read. It also suits children with learning difficulties ASD, dyslexia and plain old reluctant readers. The text is straightforward and easy to understand (with... Read more |
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