"Star Wars Lando's Luck" by Justin Ireland and illustrated by Annie Wu follows Star Wars character Lando and L3-37 onboard the famous Millennium Falcon on their adventure of being caught by the queen and having to do an errand for her to get a mysterious item and then must decide a moral conflict bestowed on him by the queen's daughter.
I would give "Star Wars Lando's Luck" by Justin Ireland a one-star review because, 1; as a Star Wars fan I can appreciate the idea of this novel 2; I like how this is, a child Star Wars book but 3; I'm not a Lando fan I feel the author portrayed this character and even the Star Wars universe horrible and 4; I truly hated everything about this book if you're going to write a star wars book even if it's for children always stay true what we know about said universe its things like this that make Star Wars uninteresting to people.
I would give "Star Wars Lando's Luck" by Justin Ireland a one-star review because, 1; as a Star Wars fan I can appreciate the idea of this novel 2; I like how this is, a child Star Wars book but 3; I'm not a Lando fan I feel the author portrayed this character and even the Star Wars universe horrible and 4; I truly hated everything about this book if you're going to write a star wars book even if it's for children always stay true what we know about said universe its things like this that make Star Wars uninteresting to people.