Vader's Little Princess

This is the perfect gift for a Star Wars (SW) lover and his daughter. It's cute with references that the father will get but the child will enjoy. I found this book while browsing through amazon, but I originally saw the author's work through Reddit. The author is active in the community and his comics have always had that slightly sarcastic and playful tone that I think all ages can enjoy. While the book is clearly not representative of the true father-daughter relationship these two had, there are plenty of humanizing moments that really make you connect to the characters in the book, and might even teach a valuable lesson in parenting (or two). If you or someone you know is really into SW (and especially if they have a daughter), I'd recommend this book. It's really lighthearted and fun for anyone and everyone familiar with the series.

This is a cute comic type book. Cute photos and funny quote bubbles. I would recommend. Fun for dads who have daughters and are into Star Wars! Book is hardcover and well made.

I love this adorable little book!

I grew up, loving Star Wars, and I’m hoping to pass that along to my daughter. I thought this would be a fun book that she can keep and hopefully relate to as she grows up. All of the comics in this book are really funny because they are relatable and I can definitely see these situations happening between my husband and my daughter. Hopefully it can bring light to some difficult situations she will have growing up.

who can resist Darth Vader and a bet time story. Fun for all ages

I actually bought this for my 8 year old daughter, who is obsessed with Star Wars. Upon receiving the book, it wasn't exactly as I expected it to be. I thought it was going to be more of a kids' book with an actual story...which would have been SO cute! But instead, it seems more geared towards maybe 12+ perhaps (no crude humor at all, just some jokes in it that my 8 year old didn't exactly understand. Not a big deal)...and it was pages filled with full-page pictures with humorous images and word bubbles. Still, even though the book wasn't exactly as I assumed it would be (even after virtually flipping through a couple pages here on Amazon), it's a really cute book with clever and amusing humor, and fantastic artwork/illustrations to capture the sweet bonding moments between Vader and Leia. awww! The book itself is beautifully binded and packaged, it cannot be easily destructed (even by Vader. Well, maybe by Vader...). Very sturdy and not at all cheap-feeling. Well worth the money spent!

This is very much like the Darth Vader and Son book. Same artwork and witty humor. This book centers around Princess Lea from a young girl through her teen years, not just as a little girl. Very cute for any parent that is also a star wars fan. If you aren't a Star Wars fan you probably won't get a lot of it though since other character like Han Solo are represented during the "dating" phase :) If you need to get a happy present for someone, a gift under a price limit, someone who's kids are going off to college!!!!! or have a new parent in your life, this is a GREAT gift to have them laughing at and remembering the little things they went through while raising their daughter. Grab the Son book for boys. Highly recommended. The artwork fits perfectly with the tone of the book also.

My almost 2-year old daughter really enjoys having this book read to her. Unlike Star Wars: Darth Vader and Son (Star Wars (Chronicle)) , which just has Luke as a young child, this covers Leia growing up from a child to a teenager. Because of this some of the pages are beyond my daughter's understanding of humor and are definitely aimed more at the parent. However since I end up describing many of the scenes to her I can still tailor the pages to her interest or skip past the page entirely if it's boring to her since there are plenty of other pages to read. The drawing style is very cute and includes plenty of little details and characters in the background that you will notice new things each time you read the book if you look. This book is a fun take on what it might have been like for Darth Vader to raise his daughter and captures the same everyday situations the rest of us have been in, just with a galactic twist. A fun read, whether or not you read it to your child.