The World According to Star Wars

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Entertaining...the ultimate primer for guiding a Star Wars padawan to the level of Jedi Knight." -- TIME

The book is basically a bunch of bullet points, with little to no analysis of Star Wars. The analysis that is there is not new or fresh. I have read/seen/heard virtually all of this all over the Internet over the years. I've had in depth, at length discussions with friends and relatives about many of the topics covered, and for that matter, many topics that weren't (but that I hoped would be). It honestly felt like a rip off.Delightful... informative without being boring, funny without being silly.. a marvelous swift read. The force is strong with this one." -- The Economist

This causes the Jedi to become overwhelmed, which creates a general climate of rebellion, which in turn creates even more unrest.Sunstein isn't even a fanboy. No, knowing what "a Boba Fett" is does not make one a hardcore enthusiast, as he asserts. I could walk into my local Target right now and buy a Boba Fett t-shirt, desk lamp, and bedspread. I think it's safe to say that Boba Fett is mainstream and accessible to a wide segment of the general population.