They call me Snips: An Ahsoka Tano appreciation thread

[E.H. Ruddock]

Where is this book in the timeline?

After clone wars but before Rebels

[epilogue]

Where is this book in the timeline?

After Order 66

[E.H. Ruddock]

http://screenrant.com/star-wars-rebels- ... -eckstein/

[darth_vedder]

Classic B

[E.H. Ruddock]

damn it

[epilogue]

http://screenrant.com/star-wars-rebels-ahsoka-season-4-ashley-eckstein/

[epilogue]

Finished the book yesterday.

I really enjoyed it. It's definitely a YA book. There are really heavy and interesting themes that aren't explored as deeply as I'd have liked. But I love the exploration of the character and I really liked the new characters that were introduced. It's awesome to see a Star Wars world mostly populated by woman (and even a gay woman at that). On both sides we see strong women in lead roles affecting the plot and having an impact on the characters. I fucking LOVE that!

The book is a bit light on mythology, which is fine. It's really a character piece. It reminded me of a three or four episodes arc on Clone Wars. It had that kind of feel to it. But the mythology stuff that they gave us was fantastic. A lot to think about. I won't get into details for those that haven't read it yet but it raises some interesting questions and further strengthens the allure of Ahsoka Tano. Her ability. And her place in the larger scheme of things.

[@SkitchP]

Finished the book yesterday.

I really enjoyed it. It's definitely a YA book. There are really heavy and interesting themes that aren't explored as deeply as I'd have liked. But I love the exploration of the character and I really liked the new characters that were introduced. It's awesome to see a Star Wars world mostly populated by woman (and even a gay woman at that). On both sides we see strong women in lead roles affecting the plot and having an impact on the characters. I fucking LOVE that!

The book is a bit light on mythology, which is fine. It's really a character piece. It reminded me of a three or four episodes arc on Clone Wars. It had that kind of feel to it. But the mythology stuff that they gave us was fantastic. A lot to think about. I won't get into details for those that haven't read it yet but it raises some interesting questions and further strengthens the allure of Ahsoka Tano. Her ability. And her place in the larger scheme of things.

Im glad you liked it Joey.

[epilogue]

Finished the book yesterday.

I really enjoyed it. It's definitely a YA book. There are really heavy and interesting themes that aren't explored as deeply as I'd have liked. But I love the exploration of the character and I really liked the new characters that were introduced. It's awesome to see a Star Wars world mostly populated by woman (and even a gay woman at that). On both sides we see strong women in lead roles affecting the plot and having an impact on the characters. I fucking LOVE that!

The book is a bit light on mythology, which is fine. It's really a character piece. It reminded me of a three or four episodes arc on Clone Wars. It had that kind of feel to it. But the mythology stuff that they gave us was fantastic. A lot to think about. I won't get into details for those that haven't read it yet but it raises some interesting questions and further strengthens the allure of Ahsoka Tano. Her ability. And her place in the larger scheme of things.

Im glad you liked it Joey.

Thanks, friend. It wasn't the Ahsoka book I really wanted. It was a tad light weight for me. I wanted more depth and mythology. But it was a good read. And easy read but well written. Maybe we'll get a more "adult" Ahsoka book further down the line. One that explores more of the darkness and danger. My biggest criticism is that the book was too easy at times. But that's true of a lot of episodes of Rebels (which I love) and even some of The Clone Wars, too. This really fits in well between those two shows. It borrows tone from each.

But, yeah, I'm not sure if I'd actually recommend it for people over 17 that don't already love Ahsoka Tano. There are probably other books to start with if you're older and don't know who Ahsoka is.

[wease]

Finished the book yesterday.

I really enjoyed it. It's definitely a YA book. There are really heavy and interesting themes that aren't explored as deeply as I'd have liked. But I love the exploration of the character and I really liked the new characters that were introduced. It's awesome to see a Star Wars world mostly populated by woman (and even a gay woman at that). On both sides we see strong women in lead roles affecting the plot and having an impact on the characters. I fucking LOVE that!

The book is a bit light on mythology, which is fine. It's really a character piece. It reminded me of a three or four episodes arc on Clone Wars. It had that kind of feel to it. But the mythology stuff that they gave us was fantastic. A lot to think about. I won't get into details for those that haven't read it yet but it raises some interesting questions and further strengthens the allure of Ahsoka Tano. Her ability. And her place in the larger scheme of things.

Im glad you liked it Joey.

Thanks, friend. It wasn't the Ahsoka book I really wanted. It was a tad light weight for me. I wanted more depth and mythology. But it was a good read. And easy read but well written. Maybe we'll get a more "adult" Ahsoka book further down the line. One that explores more of the darkness and danger. My biggest criticism is that the book was too easy at times. But that's true of a lot of episodes of Rebels (which I love) and even some of The Clone Wars, too. This really fits in well between those two shows. It borrows tone from each.

But, yeah, I'm not sure if I'd actually recommend it for people over 17 that don't already love Ahsoka Tano. There are probably other books to start with if you're older and don't know who Ahsoka is.

Now send it to me so I can read it.

[B]

My Ahsoka novel audiobook just arrived today.

Eckstein does the reading, which is cool.

[wease]

My Ahsoka novel audiobook just arrived today.

Eckstein does the reading, which is cool.

Now send it to me so I can listen to it

[epilogue]

My Ahsoka novel audiobook just arrived today.

Eckstein does the reading, which is cool.

Oh man! Yeah, that's the way to go. I love that.

[E.H. Ruddock]

[Monkey_Driven]

I'm about to start Clone Wars. Should I expect to fall in love with Ahsoka?

[wease]

I'm about to start Clone Wars. Should I expect to fall in love with Ahsoka?

If you don't, something's wrong with you.

[epilogue]

I'm about to start Clone Wars. Should I expect to fall in love with Ahsoka?

IF you don't, I'll be really interested to know why. But I have a feeling you're gonna join the club, buddy. She's so badass.

Have you watched Rebels yet?

[Monkey_Driven]

I'm about to start Clone Wars. Should I expect to fall in love with Ahsoka?

IF you don't, I'll be really interested to know why. But I have a feeling you're gonna join the club, buddy. She's so badass.

Have you watched Rebels yet?

Yeah, I finished Rebels earlier this week. She was barely in it. Didn't really know her character since I've never seen Clone Wars.

[epilogue]

I'm about to start Clone Wars. Should I expect to fall in love with Ahsoka?

IF you don't, I'll be really interested to know why. But I have a feeling you're gonna join the club, buddy. She's so badass.

Have you watched Rebels yet?

Yeah, I finished Rebels earlier this week. She was barely in it. Didn't really know her character since I've never seen Clone Wars.

My first introduction to her was Rebels. And just that brief introduction was enough. The only reason I went back to Clone Wars was to see more Ahsoka. But I feel in love with her during Rebels.

[Monkey_Driven]

I'm about to start Clone Wars. Should I expect to fall in love with Ahsoka?

IF you don't, I'll be really interested to know why. But I have a feeling you're gonna join the club, buddy. She's so badass.

Have you watched Rebels yet?

Yeah, I finished Rebels earlier this week. She was barely in it. Didn't really know her character since I've never seen Clone Wars.

My first introduction to her was Rebels. And just that brief introduction was enough. The only reason I went back to Clone Wars was to see more Ahsoka. But I feel in love with her during Rebels.

Her character is certainly intriguing. I'm curious to see why she left the Order and see more of her relationship with Anakin.