Star Wars (George Mann) Books in Order

George Mann's Star Wars books cover more than one corner of the galaxy. Some are full stories in the High Republic era, while others are written as legends, ghost stories, and folk tales that characters inside the galaxy might pass on to one another.

Star Wars Myths and Fables is the gentlest place to start. It collects illustrated tales that travel from planet to planet and across generations. Star Wars Dark Legends uses a similar in-world format but turns toward darker warnings, unsettling creatures, and stories shaped by fear of the dark side.

His High Republic work is more directly connected to the larger era. In Quest for the Hidden City, Jedi Knight Silandra Sho and Padawan Rooper Nitani investigate a missing Pathfinder team on the monster-haunted world of Gloam. The Battle of Jedha brings the action to a sacred moon where the Jedi hope to secure peace between two warring worlds.

The range is part of the appeal. One book may feel like a fireside story told in a cantina, while another is a Jedi mission with a clear deadline and a troubled galaxy around it.

There is no one reading order for every title. Begin with Star Wars Myths and Fables for a quick, illustrated introduction, Quest for the Hidden City for a younger-reader Jedi adventure, or The Battle of Jedha for a larger High Republic conflict. This page helps separate the standalone collections from the books that sit inside a wider storyline.