Reading order
| # | Title | Published | Author | Buy on Amazon |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ahsoka | 2016 | Beth Revis | Buy |
| 2 | Rebel Rising | 2017 | Beth Revis | Buy |
| 3 | Most Wanted | 2018 | Beth Revis | Buy |
| 4 | Galaxy’s Edge: A Crash of Fate | 2019 | Beth Revis | Buy |
| 5 | Force Collector | 2019 | Beth Revis | Buy |
| 6 | Queen’s Peril | 2020 | Beth Revis | Buy |
| 7 | Poe Dameron: Free Fall | 2020 | Beth Revis | Buy |
| 8 | The Mandalorian | 2021 | Beth Revis | Buy |
| 9 | Queen’s Hope | 2021 | Beth Revis | Buy |
| 10 | Crimson Climb | 2023 | Beth Revis | Buy |
The Star Wars YA stand-alone novels fill in gaps between the films and give popular characters room to breathe outside of the movies. The series includes character origin stories like Ahsoka (exploring the fan-favorite Jedi after she leaves the Order), Rebel Rising (Jyn Erso’s backstory before Rogue One), and the Padme duology Queen’s Peril and Queen’s Hope, which expands on Padme Amidala’s time as queen and senator.
Beth Revis has been a major contributor to this line, but the novels come from several different Star Wars authors. Each book stands alone and focuses on a specific character or set of characters within the timeline. Other highlights include Most Wanted (young Han Solo and Qi’ra), Force Collector (a boy who can see the past through the Force), and Poe Dameron: Free Fall (the Resistance pilot’s youth as a spice runner).
The books are aimed at YA readers but have found a broad audience among Star Wars fans of all ages. They offer stories with more emotional depth and character development than the films can fit into their runtime, making them a good entry point for readers who want more from the galaxy far, far away.