Helpful Score: 3
I ordered this book when I was twelve, because Jango Fett was my favorite Star Wars II character, because Boba Fett(when he was older) is also a favorite, and I enjoy most Clone Wars novels.
This should be listed ages 4-8, the reading level is so low. It is unrealistic--in Star Wars, books are ancient items almost impossible to come by. Boba reads them daily. His opinion on his life (or at least the author's opinion) is worth knowing, but does not fit him.
Jango later gives Boba a book that opens only when Jango is dead. Come on, how does this work?
Unrealistic, written for little kids, and strange. If you are not a little kid, or a Fett fanatic, I would not recommend this book.
--a 13-year-old
This should be listed ages 4-8, the reading level is so low. It is unrealistic--in Star Wars, books are ancient items almost impossible to come by. Boba reads them daily. His opinion on his life (or at least the author's opinion) is worth knowing, but does not fit him.
Jango later gives Boba a book that opens only when Jango is dead. Come on, how does this work?
Unrealistic, written for little kids, and strange. If you are not a little kid, or a Fett fanatic, I would not recommend this book.
--a 13-year-old
Helpful Score: 1
My daughters found this book interesting and very enjoyable. Especially if you are a star wars fan.
Meagan K. (Spoon) reviewed The Fight to Survive (Star Wars: Boba Fett, Book 1) on + 27 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Great book about the young Boba Fett. Fast-paced reading for ages 9-12.
Nick B. (AvidReaderNick) reviewed The Fight to Survive (Star Wars: Boba Fett, Book 1) on + 18 more book reviews
I'm a huge fan of Star Wars and of the Mandalorians, since seeing Boba Fett in 1980. While these books are written for younger kids I enjoy reading these when I'm between books. I've collected many of the Scholastic books and read plenty of them while not award winning work they are entertaining.
MarySue M. (whitefoot) reviewed The Fight to Survive (Star Wars: Boba Fett, Book 1) on + 173 more book reviews
Boba Fett is not like other little boys.His father,Jango Fett,is a bounty hunter.His planet,Kamino,is home to an army of clones.He has no friends,no school,and the only thing he does have is a future as a bounty hunter...but first and formost he must survive his childhood.
Another Star Wars adventure...they get better and better!
Born to be a bounty hunter. Boba Fett is not like other boys. His planet, Kamino, is home to an army of clones. He has no friends, no school. The one thing he does have is a future as a bounty hunter. This future comes quickly. Suddenly, Boba Fett is all alone in a dangerous galaxy. He must struggle for safety, and vengeance, using his strength, his intelligence, and his father's hard lessons. Boba Fett will grow up to be one of the most feared bounty hunters in the galaxy. But first he must survive his childhood.
The beginning Boba Fett book.This begins the saga of Boba Fett, son of Jango Fett the Star Wars bounty hunter. Tells of Jango Fetts death and Boba's subsequent adventures. A great book for adventurous boys who like Star Wars
Great book and lots of fun if you are a Star wars fan!!
