Star Wars Crossword Puzzles: And Other Word Games from a Galaxy Far, Far Away. . . .

Star Wars Crossword Puzzles: And Other Word Games from a Galaxy Far, Far Away.... is word puzzle activity book published on November 19, 2024. The book, authored by puzzle master James Floyd, contains primarily crossword puzzles, but also contains acrostic word puzzles and other puzzle types among its 52 activities.
==Publisher's Summary==
Explore the galaxy far, far away as never before with the official Star Wars crossword puzzle collection.
Test your galactic knowledge with over 50 colorfully illustrated, fun, and challenging puzzles, acrostics, and other word games. Puzzle master and lifelong Star Wars fan James Floyd draws clues and answers from quotes, trivia, memorable character moments, lightsaber showdowns, and much more.
Featuring Mandalorians and Wookiees, Yoda's wisdom, the Jedi code, and creatures large and small from the Skywalker saga and beyond, these puzzles are a playful, interactive way to celebrate Star Wars for fans of any age.
© and TM 2024 Lucasfilm Ltd. Used Under Authorization.
==Continuity==
In the puzzle "Episode III: Revenge of the Sith," a clue quotes Padmé as saying, "So this is how democracy dies…." This is, however, a misquote, as she actually says, "So this is how liberty dies…."Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith In a later puzzle, "Naboo," the correct version of the quote appears as an answer.
In the puzzle "The Clone Wars," Suu Lawquane is used in a clue as an example of a widow. This may imply that the biological father of Shaeeah and Jek was married to Suu and died or is incorrectly stating that Cut Lawquane died. 
The puzzle "Aliens of the Galaxy" contains a clue which identifies Taun We as a cloning scientist. She really was an administrative aide.Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones
In the puzzle "Scum and Villainy," a clue indicates that Vi Moradi is a Rebel agent on Batuu. In reality, Moradi is an agent for the Resistance. 
The puzzle "Emperor Palpatine" incorrectly states in a clue that Darth Sidious stabs Eeth Koth. Koth was actually killed by Darth Vader.Darth Vader (2017) 19 This clue could be referring to the Duel in Palpatine's office depicted in Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith in which Agen Kolar, another Iridonian Zabrak Jedi, was slain by Sidious.
The puzzle "Lando Calrissian and Bespin" contains a clue answered with the statue Beldon's Eye, which appeared in Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back and was identified in the Star Wars Legends continuity. Its appearance in the puzzle is its first mention in canon. 
The book contains several misspellings. In the puzzle "Episode VIII: The Last Jedi," a clue misspells uneti tree as "unati tree." In the puzzle "Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker," Vicrul, one of the Knights of Ren, is misspelled as "Vikrul." In the puzzle "Ahsoka's Adventures," the name Garazeb Orrelios is misspelled as "Orellios."
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