Library Thing Early Reviewer:

This is a very simple, yet adorable reader, for a super young Star Wars fan. This talks about all the ways that we lose Stormtroopers. It is laden with straightforward art, that sometimes is all about the starkness of what is missing from a picture and sometimes fills the whole page. It's delightfully full of in references from all of the movies they are in, and characters/situations in them that we never saw stormtroppers in. ( )

Funny but not as funny as the other classics I read from this author. Still awesome though since I am a Star Wars fan and seeing the storm troopers die in various ways makes me happy! I do not have a favorite because they are all great! ( )

I liked this book. Its a quick read and easy to get through for most children. 99 bottles of beer style of storm troopers. Harkens of a classic but not quite there. ( )

This is a cute and funny little book, and a quick read. It's basically the Star Wars version of Bunny Suicides. You find yourself going "ohhhhh!" on just about every page, and the ending is the best part. Fun to peruse! ( )

When I finished 99 Stormtroopers Join the Empire, I felt the same as after I had watched the "Dumb Ways to Die" video -- mildly amused, but a bit creeped out. Here, we have almost a hundred hapless stormtroopers living in the Star Wars universe, which is predominantly the original trilogy, although there are a few that reference the prequels, the one currently existing sequel, and Rogue One. And they all manage to get into a bit of trouble.

I like to end my reviews with a recommendation: which readers would really like the book, and who should stay away? I'm at a loss on this one. It's written on the level of a children's book, with each description usually ten words or fewer, and a gigantic picture on the opposite page. But all of the stormtroopers are facing a perilous death, so that may not be the thing you want to read to your entering-school-age kids before bed.

LibraryThing haiku:
Lives of menial
stormtroopers end quickly
in so many ways.

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