What Would Darth Vader Read?

All these years, Vader was just thinking, "How do I get Palpatine off my damn back?!" This book would have taight him how to do just that.

We reckon the title alone would have inspired Darth Vader to pick up this book. But the positive message and the art to happiness might make him hurl it across the room. Andy Cope and Andy Whittaker dishes out solid principles and advice to ensure you focus on what you’re good at and become super brilliant both at work and at home (see what we mean by throwing the book across the room?).

Well in any case, this is one book Vader really needs to read.

Irresponsible Government examines how the current Canadian government checks against the founding principles of responsible government established by the Fathers of Confederation in 1867, and how it has kind of.... not done so well. Perhaps this could be either a wake up call for the dark lord in terms of improving his Imperial Senate? Or will the government ever see democracy?

Basically a science-fiction novel for Darth Vader. No such thing as a fair society in the Imperial Senate.

And another terrible man, terrible leader and terrible years under his ruling. We wouldn't be surprised if these dictators were inspiration for Vader's reign of terror.

This book is definitely not for Vader himself, but for him to slip to his associates when he's had enough of their incompetent nonsense.

Why should we be interested in the galaxy in the first place, and—with such a restricted viewpoint—how can we ever hope to learn anything about it? These questions are addressed in this book, which draws on an eclectic heritage of science, philosophy, mysticism, poetry and fiction.

You have to read the greats to be one of the greats. Darth Vader obviously wants to go down in history.

We can already think of the list of people he would want gone from his life. Permanently.