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Originally Posted by SwiftNinjaFox
I agree, for kids it's fine by today's standards. Junior novels are considered for ages 8-12.
Attack of the clones had a Junior Novel as well, 176 pages.
But the average novel is around 400-ish pages. Attack of the Clones was 368 pages. If it was a novelization like that, I'd be giddy. I'd expect a book that hopefully has an author going into detail and adding some stuff that is even cooler than the movie (because you can do that on the page whereas you can't on the screen).
Since it's a junior novel, I'm not giddy. Not trashing a kid's book, just bummed it's not a full on novel is all.
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Ditto; why can't they do a kids version and an adult novelization? I mean, they did that for Phantom Menace.
Besides, I like big books and I cannot lie...