Publisher's summary Hardcover Back cover ISBN 9636793093 Aquila Kiadó, 336-page Hungarian hardcover ( A Sith-ek bosszúja).ISBN 8324121269 Amber, 367-page Polish paperback ( Zemsta Sithów).ISBN 141591673X April 2, 2005, Books on Tape by Random House Audio, Audio CD.ISBN 0739318330 April 2, 2005, Random House Audio, Unabridged CD.ISBN 0739318322 April 2, 2005, Random House Audio, Unabridged cassette.ISBN 0739318314 April 2, 2005, Random House Audio, Abridged CD.ISBN 0739301861 April 2, 2005, Random House Audio, Abridged cassette (5 hours and 2 minutes).ISBN 0345485564 April 2, 2005, Del Rey, 432-page slipcase edition hardcover.4.16 Slaughter of the Separatist Council.4.12 Palpatine tests Anakin's thirst for power.4.9 The departure of the Separatist Council.4.7 The Neimoidians on General Grievous's flagship.4 Notable differences between the movie and the novel.Events from other Expanded Universe publications are also referenced, including the Star Wars: Republic comic book series, the Star Wars: Clone Wars animated series, and the novels The Approaching Storm, Shatterpoint, The Cestus Deception, and Yoda: Dark Rendezvous. All of the deleted scenes with the founders of the Rebel Alliance are included, and Stover heavily references the previous chronological novel, James Luceno's Labyrinth of Evil, something uncommon in film novelizations.

The book's plot corresponds almost exactly to that of the movie, though there are several added elements not seen in the film (the appearance of Lorth Needa as commander of the Integrity during the Battle of Coruscant, for example), while several sections of the movie's plot (most notably the Kashyyyk sequence) have been removed for the sake of the story's pacing. Narration for the unabridged and abridged audio version was performed by Jonathan Davis. It is based on the script of the movie of the same name. The Star Wars: Episode III Revenge of the Sith novelization was written by Matthew Stover and published on Apby Del Rey.

' Though this is the end of the age of heroes, it has saved its best for last.' ―Narrator

Revenge of the sith script