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Beth Revis was the perfect pick for writing this story! I love her books - if you haven't yet, go check out her Across the Universe series. After seeing Rogue One, I became a fan of Jyn Erso's and definitely wanted to learn more about her character. When they announced she was getting her own origin story, AND that Beth Revis was going to be writing it, I knew it would be good...

I was not disappointed. I loved this book. Jyn was a complicated character and a reluctant hero in the movie, and this book provides the much needed backstory into how she got to where she did and why she was the way she was. The characters in this book were well developed and the story pulls you in and doesn't let go until you regrettably have to turn the last page. Even then it stays with you for a time afterward. If you love Star Wars and loved Rogue One, this book is a must read!


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Star Wars Rebel Rising Beth Revis Books Reviews

Few books in my life have I regretted they weren’t twice as long. This is one. Action, pathos, on the edge of yr seat excitement—this has it all. This superb author took the time to bring us all the way around to the complicated emotional state Jyn displayed in Rogue One. The back story and relationships were believable and enjoyable. I’d love to read more of her SW works.
This book provides great backstory on Jyn Erso. It also bridges the gap on Saw Guerrera's story, and Lux Bonteri is mentioned once. I gave it four stars because it felt a little too cheesy and unrealistic in parts, but overall I really enjoyed the story and felt I gained valuable insights into Jyn's character. I also very much appreciated the handful of Star Wars Rebels references.
This was a decent book to fill in the story of what happens to Jyn Erso between her rescue from Lah'mu by Saw Gerrera, and her extraction from the Imperial labor camp on Wobani. The book does drag on a bit in the middle and and really focuses on the continual hardships that Jyn experiences. Character development could have been a bit better, I never really formed a strong connection to any of the characters like I have in other Star Wars novels. Dialogue was a bit shallow but that might be expected since this is technically classified as a Young Adult Novel like most of the new Star Wars releases.
I actually found this book to be very disappointing. Jyn is a mostly passive observer to everything, and hardly ever actively participates. The love story felt incredibly forced, with a completely uninteresting love interest, and the events leading to her arrest and imprisonment completely contradict every other published source, including the Rogue One novel, Rebel Dossiers, and the Rogue One Visual Guide. The only parts I found interesting were the chapters taking place in Wobani. The rest of it was very lacking.
This was a very well written backstory for Jyn, I really felt like it was the same character that we meet in Rogue One. I read some of the other reviews that seemed to have issue with her brief taste of normalcy and her relationship, but I like this. It gives the character at least one chance in her short life to just be normal and find happiness. I really like the character of Jyn and really enjoyed this book. It blends smoothly into Rogue One, especially the book version of Rogue One.
The beginning and end of the novel showed a lot of promise - dealing with both Jyn's early years with Saw, and with her subsequent capture by the Empire. Both were dark, gritty, and well plotted, even in their YA context. I just wish these moments in Jyn's life could have been explored by a non-YA novel. However, the middle of the book just reeks of the worst of YA tropes and character design. The love interest and his mother are very shallow, especially compared to how genuine the love story was in Lost Stars, another, better YA Star Wars novel. Rebel Rising is not a bad book at all - it's just very forgettable. The story would have served much better if it had been tackled in an Adult format.

On a side note - why did Disney decide to create Jyn's story in the YA realm? I mean, Ahsoka worked as a YA novel because the character came from a cartoon targeted at the YA audience. But Jyn's character comes from the most mature Star Wars to date, so...IDK. Seems odd to me.

Also, I'm ready for the Star Wars novels to move on to something other than "Here's a Story about a Character", i.e. Tarkin, Ahsoka, Thrawn, Rebel Rising, Catalyst A Rogue One Novel, etc. Time to start thinking bigger. Maybe now that the Aftermath trilogy is done, they will. Please.
Another one of those novels that feels like it's going to go into full gear and deliver... until you realize it has just ended.
It has great writing, I loved the motivations, the despair Jyn faces, the overwhelming presence of the Empire and the suffering it gives to the galactic population, but this is more like a tragedy, the sense of going from better to worse every time, and Jyn is powerless to help.

While it explains perfectly Jyn's (and Saw's) character, it ended being a very sad story, which connects perfectly with the beginning of Rogue One.
Beth Revis was the perfect pick for writing this story! I love her books - if you haven't yet, go check out her Across the Universe series. After seeing Rogue One, I became a fan of Jyn Erso's and definitely wanted to learn more about her character. When they announced she was getting her own origin story, AND that Beth Revis was going to be writing it, I knew it would be good...

I was not disappointed. I loved this book. Jyn was a complicated character and a reluctant hero in the movie, and this book provides the much needed backstory into how she got to where she did and why she was the way she was. The characters in this book were well developed and the story pulls you in and doesn't let go until you regrettably have to turn the last page. Even then it stays with you for a time afterward. If you love Star Wars and loved Rogue One, this book is a must read!