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Eaten Alive (Star Wars : Galaxy of Fear, No 1)

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This series, Galaxy of Fear, used to be my favorite series. It is great for new Star Wars readers around 10 years old. It is nice because it does not confuse you with complicated Star Wars terms and yet has a very good plots. It is not all that long only about 100 and some pages, another reason it is good for young readers. I would finsh them in 3 to 5 days. I would never be able to put these books down. It is one of the few Star Wars books that does not use the main characters Luke, Leia, Han, Chewie, ETC. It also does not require you to read the seris in order (though I recommend it). The author does a great job explaining the history you need to know. I would not recommend this book for vetran Star Wars novel readers. If you are a new reader to the Star Wars galaxy I would begin with this series.

This book is great, it's full of suspense and is the most coolest mystery i've read! First you sorta wanna ignore Bebo and then he becomes a vital source of the seceret of D'Vouran, and then you think Samada Must of kid napped everyone, then i thought it was the Enzeen but the true predator was totally astonishing! And then when that part Uncle Hoole came in, my heart lurched with amazement to see him because i thought he went down with everyone else!!

This is a book that every Star Wars fan MUST get!!!!!!

Star Wars: Galaxy of Fear "Eaten Alive" is a great mystery of trust and honesty. In the book, it shows that even though siblings can be so annoyed of each other, they can just as easily help each other out in life. These brother and sister find out how useful it is to have trust in somebody by finding out that the the people of the planet they are on not only have a secret of their own but the planet does too. I recomend this book to any reader or person who likes something that has to do with great characters, Star Wars, suspense, or great mysteries.

i read this book and it was kool. there can be scary partswhere something is creeping up behind you but it's not there. alsowhen chood is standing there in the darkness and smiles at you. it has a good plot. but in the story you wonder what uncle hoole is doing when zake and tash are at chood's house. i would read this book every two months

This book was kickin',ok well not everyone one would say so, but I would. This book has everything from acton to sorrow. It also has good structure and all the parts a book needs. If you like sci fi check this book out and if you don't then why ya readin' this. And also for all you Star Wars fans check out the other "Galaxy of Fears" books.

John Whitman did a great job on this book. It kept me interested so much, I read it in about 2 hours. I would recommend this to any Star Wars Fan

I'm 16 and have read novels that are one thousand pages long, but I read almost anything Star Wars. And I'm glad I did. This was a terrific book, and even though I read it in a day, I enjoyed it. The characters are interesting, and I liked the interaction between Tash and Luke Skywalker.

This is a great book, and I see few star wars books that have a girl as the main character. It tells you to trust your instints, and anything is possible. Its got me wanting to read the whole series, which I forsee to be very, very great.

The book was really exciting . I had lots of fun reading this book . I read it pretty quick . The book is about two children, brother and sister, they land in a planet called D'vouran . The people from D'vouran are nice , but then people started to disappear and if you want to know the rest read the book .

Tash is the main character of this story. Hoole, Zak, and Tash land on D'vouran, where a madman tells everyone in the village that people are disappearing. Tash also has a strange feeling about the planet and its inhabitints, the Enzeen. It turns out that D'vouran is an experiment run by the Empire. It is the beginning of a long stream of adventures that Tash, Zak, and Hoole go through. If you haven't read any of the Galaxy of Fear books, then read this one first. Each one is better than the last.