As a cookbook, this is okay. Nothing out of the ordinary, and you could find better recipes online (Brownies, sundae..etc).
However, it's a good novelty item, so. Get it if you're a fan of Star Wars. ( )

love the pictures inside as well as the original names for the recipes !
has a blast reading this ! perfect as a gift for a star wars fan :) ( )

Lure Star Wars fans into the kitchen to experiment with concoctions like "Skywalker Smoothies," "Jabba Jiggle Jello," and "Death Star Popcorn Balls." Each recipe features a color photograph of a Star Wars action figure posing with the finished dish. Beverages, breakfasts, desserts, main courses, snacks, and sides offer options for all meals of the day.

The recipes in this book are nothing special, but it's a fun presentation with some serious Classic Trilogy love. ( )

This is the perfect cookbook for any Star Wars Fan! With recipes like Princess Leia Danish Dos, Twin Sun Toast, Tusken Raider Taters, Sandtrooper Sandies, and Wookie Cookies, who can go wrong. The recipes are normally just jazzed up version of food that any normal cookbook would have. The directions are clear and concise, obviously written for use with younger children or adults who are kitchen impaired. The best part of the book, however are the photographs. Each recipe has a photo of the food, with little Star Wars figurines posing with it. R2-D2 gets to meet himself in R2-D2 frozen treats. It's all very comical and amusing, even for adults. The book is spiral bound, so that it lays flat and the pages are coated so that you won't cry over spilled milk possibly ruining your book. I would recommend this to any parent with kids who are Star Wars fans. Even the youngest child can help in some way. I would suggest ages 5 and up! ( )