Where to begin with Star Wars novels?

Star Wars began with the films. The original trilogy was the starting point that introduced the universe and its characters to the world.

The novelization of Star Wars started in the 1970s.

You might want to start with the 'Darth Bane' series. It provides a unique perspective and is known for its intense action and intriguing plot twists that'll draw you right in.

Often, a Star Wars story begins with a character in an ordinary situation that is suddenly disrupted. For example, in A New Hope, Luke Skywalker is just a farm boy on Tatooine until he discovers the message from Princess Leia in R2 - D2. This discovery pulls him into a much larger galactic conflict.

I'd recommend beginning with 'Star Wars: A New Hope - The Graphic Novel'. It's based on the classic film and helps you get familiar with the main storylines and characters. Also, it has beautiful illustrations.

I recommend the following good Star Warfare novels: Epic Scar, Heavy Assault, Star Wars: My Battleship Can Transform, Star Wars Storm, Star Wars Mad Soldier, Planet Spirit, Mecha God System, Star War Emperor, Wings of the Starry Sky, and Star Glory Fleet. These novels covered different storylines, including the transformation of super warships, the epic battle songs of the warriors on the eve of Star Wars, the brave warriors of the Fearless Space Star Wars, science fiction, military, war fantasy, and other different types. They were all filled with hot-blooded, heroic, and exciting plots, suitable for readers who liked Star Wars.

The novel starts by showing the power and reach of the Galactic Empire. Meanwhile, Princess Leia is on a mission to safeguard the secrets of the Rebel Alliance. She uses her droids as carriers of the information. These droids land on Tatooine, which is a desert planet filled with all kinds of characters. This is where the story starts to unfold and where Luke Skywalker, an ordinary farm boy, is about to be drawn into a much larger galactic conflict.

Well, it started on Naboo. Anakin, who had grown up a lot since they first met, saw Padme again. He was no longer the little boy she had known. His feelings for her were strong and obvious. Padme was also drawn to him. She saw in him a different kind of person, not just a Jedi but someone with a deep emotional side. And that's how the initial spark of their love story happened.

One must - read Star Wars novel is 'Heir to the Empire' by Timothy Zahn. It's a great starting point as it continues the story after 'Return of the Jedi' and introduced many beloved characters and concepts that have since become staples in the Star Wars expanded universe.

It fits in the broader Star Wars universe between some of the established films. Specifically, it takes place around a decade before the events of Star Wars: A New Hope, showing Han's early adventures.