Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (Dramatized) Audiobook

" James Kahn is a former emergency room doctor who should never have been permitted to write. His version of ROTJ comes off like bad fanfiction written by a twelve-year-old: ludicrous in places, offensive in others, usually cheap, never worthy of the film he attempts to capture. "

" Read this a LONG time ago, right after seeing the movie. "

" enjoyed this book just as much as the film "

" I actually thought this novelization of the film was very well done, considering the source material (Although I loved the movie at the time, in retrospect the story was pretty lame) "

" Like the first two Star Wars books, I read this one repeatedly until the binding fell apart. I no longer own my original copy. "

" I read a lot of Star Wars novels in Jr. High. It took a few dozen books before I realized many of them just weren't all that stellar. Ah, well, I'll squirrel away the memories on the internet and free up a book shelf.This one was better as a movie. "

" I read an old one, but I imagine they are all the same. I read it after I had seen the movie and it was exactly the same. I think it may have actually left a few things out. "

" Again, I only read this to say I read it. I think you have to be a Star Wars fan in order to really enjoy this book. "

" Certainly my least favorite movie of the original trilogy and the overall story as novelized lacked a bit too. But still entertaining. "

" The final battle between good and evil. Lord Vader and Luke reunite and defeet the Emporer, only to have Anakin die. Luke and Leih find out that they are brother and sister as well. "