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title: "Star Wars: The Force Awakens: Rey's Survival Guide (Replica Journal)"
brand: "jason fryandrew barthelmes"
price: "$503"
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reviews_count: 10
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# Star Wars: The Force Awakens: Rey's Survival Guide (Replica Journal)

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Star Wars: The Force Awakens: Rey's Survival Guide (Replica Journal)

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Rey's Scrapbook
  

*by V***T on Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2016*

The book is told in first person by Rey with her perspective/knowledge of the lay of the land on Jakku including the artifacts, residents, creatures, various ships that crash landed on the planet, and how to survive the hostile planet. The text tries to mimic Rey's handwriting as well as additions of sketches of her own drawings and taped on documents. It's a great replica journal as seen in collector's edition of video games (Halo and Mass Effect for example)Aside from the intro and Addendum, this is not a linear story, so you have the freedom to jump around as you like within the book. There's a lot cannon material (book licensed by Disney, Trademarked by Lucasfilms LTD) that don't appear in the movie throughout. At the end of the survival guide there's a addendum section where picks off events from the movie from when she picks up BB-8 to just right before she lands in Takodana where she meets Maz, an old friend of ChewieThere are 4 fold pages within the book making it more of an immersive experience as well as expand the schematics shown within the book such as the  At-At or Imperial Star Destroyer for example Wished there was a variant cover which resembles more of a an actual replica journal. I guess the marketing team want to plaster a lot of movie graphics on the front and back cover so it's more appealing/eye-catching on store shelves. Which may have a lot of kids who are fans of Rey grabbing it off the selves, but may be glanced over by the older crowd wanting more backstory.Enjoyable read if you want a more in depth look into Rey's character and experiences. Great hidden gem, a must buy for Star Wars fans

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Nice Companion Piece to The Force Awakens
  

*by J***T on Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2016*

Summary: A first-personal journal where Rey tells about Jakku, scavenging ships, and how to survive on the hostile planet.Random Comments:- Beautifully illustrated.- Nice balance of schematics, people and places on Jakku, and scavenging information as well as a few hilarious warning labels and packaging for rations and the like.- As far as I know the color guide for the elements she (yes, I know the author's really Jason Fry, but the 1st person pov is convincing) lists is correct (Strontium - red, Barium - green).- Adds some nice details to the brief movie scenes, like the origin of her rebel helmet, the scratch marks on the wall, the rebel pilot doll, etc- Note: it's not really a children's book. I mean kids can appreciate it, but they're probably going to be bored with some of the information.- One of my favorite sections is the foldout where Rey lists how she got 37 portions from one X-wing. There's an adorable smiley face there that adds a nice touch. If you've ever been around teenagers and papers they write on, doodles are inevitable.- The very last section has sort of a summary of the first 1/2 of The Force Awakens.- It's a nice companion piece. I look forward to seeing how they handle the junior novelization.- I'd become disenchanted with the Star Wars Expanded Universe stories. This is one of the first new books I'm trying since the Disney buyout. So far, so good.Conclusion: Excellent companion piece to The Force Awakens if you're interested in Rey's character.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5.0 out of 5 stars







  
  
    Nice little guide
  

*by C***N on Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2016*

This is a great little book that fills in what I imagine was a very long, boring period of Rey's life: get up, eat, scavenge, trade scavenged goods, eat, go to bed, repeat. But this brings Rey's life on Jakku into colorful reality, where she details the land around her, the ships she scavenges, the people who live and work near her, and even includes neat little fold-out sections with ship schematics, instructions on cooking those weird rations, etc. The only funny thing about this book is that I was intrigued up until the segment where she adds what has happened since she met BB-8. The real author of the book was perhaps not privy to the whole plot on Jakku because there were some basic details wrong (she can understand droid language, she "knows" her family left her on Jakku, and she really did know who Han Solo was, all of which her journal stated she did not). But if you can overlook the oddity of that last bit, it is overall a nice Star Wars book to add to a collection and provides a lot of additional info on Empire and Rebellion era starships. Really quite cool. So basically it got the littlest things wrong and the bigger things right, so worth the money!

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