The Visual Dictionary of Star Wars, Episode II - Attack of the Clones
A thousand years from now, someone might find a dusty collection of DK'sStar Warstitles buried in a library vault and wonder at the ancient   strife, fashions, and droids of this unusual, unmarked era in history. For one   who didn't know this was a series of film characters and situations being   analyzed and explained, it would be an extremely believable history resource.   For those whodoknow, it's a fantastic reference guide for all thingsStar Wars. David West Reynolds's impressive scientific writing style   renders this "visual dictionary" a veritable bible of intergalactic information   related toAttack of the Clones, the second prequel to the originalStar Warstrilogy. The most intricate details of the characters,   creatures, and equipment of the film are revealed in crisp, annotated   photographs and authoritative text. We see, close-up, the meltproof Ceramoid   mesh of a scouter's pack; the traditional Ansata pattern on Jedi Jocasta Nu's   tunic, symbolizing knowledge and learning; and the alarming features of Poggle   the Lesser, ruler of the Stalgasin hive colony of Geonosians.Star Warsfans and future anthropologists alike will be wowed. (Ages 9 and older)--Emilie Coulter