Claudia Gray is the pseudonym of Amy Vincent. She is the writer of multiple young adult novels, including the Evernight series, the Firebird trilogy and the Constellation trilogy. In addition, she’s written several Star Wars novels, such as Lost Stars and Bloodline. She makes her home in New Orleans with her partner Paul and assorted small dogs. You can keep up with her latest releases, thoughts on writing and various pop-culture musings via Twitter, Tumblr, Pinterest, GoodReads, Instagram or (o...
Star Wars - Leia - Princess of Alderaan
Star Wars - Leia - Princess of Alderaan
Synopsis
On her sixteenth birthday, Princess Leia Organa is ready to embrace her royal duties, but she soon uncovers a secret that will change her life forever: her parents are deeply involved in the burgeoning rebellion against the Empire. Determined to join the fight, Leia must prove her worth and commitment, even if it means defying her family and facing personal risks. Her journey into the heart of the rebellion will test her resolve and introduce her to both love and loss.
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Princess Leia OrganaProtagonist
Bail OrganaSupporting
Breha OrganaSupporting
Kier DomadiSupporting
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Edition
Leia: Princess of AlderaanPaperback, Nov
416 pages
Disney Lucasfilm PressLanguage: EnglishISBN: 9781368026635Reprint5 editions available
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Frequently asked questions
Does this book need to be read before watching Rogue One or A New Hope?
This novel provides significant backstory and character development for Leia leading up to the events of Rogue One and A New Hope, offering a deeper understanding of her motivations and early involvement in the Rebellion. While not strictly required, reading it first enriches the experience of those films.
Is this book part of the official Star Wars canon?
Yes, this novel is part of the official Star Wars canon, meaning its events and characters are considered integral to the overarching Star Wars narrative established by Disney.
How does this book connect to other Star Wars young adult novels?
This book is part of a series of Star Wars young adult novels that explore the formative years of key characters. It shares thematic connections and a similar narrative approach to other books in this line, such as 'Ahsoka' by E.K. Johnston and 'Lost Stars' also by Claudia Gray, focusing on character-driven stories within the larger galactic conflict.