It is impossible to put the entire story of Obi-Wan into one single novel. There's just too much to tell, too many details and so many, mostly tragic, things that have happened. And yet it felt like I've watched every single movie and read all books that contain stories about Obi-Wan. It was mostly written out of Obi-Wan's point of view with a few chapters in between with Luke as our narrator. While there weren't a lot of new things to happen that we didn't already know, it was still a fun and incredibly emotional read. I read it in one go and was brought to tears by the end, which doesn't surprise me anymore at this point. Star Wars has emotionally wrecked me multiple times already. I especially loved the conversation at the end between Obi-Wan and Anakin, where he was finally able to forgive his fallen student and gave him one last lesson. It's not a necessary read, but for any die-hard Kenobi fan it should definitely be on a list. For extra emotional damage I recommend listening to the Obi-Wan soundtrack from the Kenobi series :)