Star Trek Discovery's most controversial changes to canon. A book is collection of words and/or images printed on sheets of paper bound together along one edge with covers on the front and back. What perplexes me more is why this is still the case. Star Wars is known for having an immense Expanded Universe of stories. In fact, why it was ever the case. So this answer would depend on whatever your favourite series of Trek was to an extent. Young readers books are almost always an adaptation of a previously released piece of content. Featuring Spock's beard, bald Klingons and Michael Burnham's entire existence. It is not for comics or short stories.
Although Star Trek has traditionally dismissed tie-in content as non-canon, Star Trek: Discovery writer Kirsten Beyer - an accomplished in her own right - took a different approach. This timeline is organized chronologically and in six different categories.
I suppose by ‘canonical Star Trek material’ you mean everything, all 6 series and all 13 films (if so, that’s quite a feat!) Books can contain any kind of information, literature, both fact and fiction and pictorial in the form of diagrams, artwork or comic strips. That is, until Disney came along and turned all those tales into Legends. More recently some books have done away with paper all together and been published electronically. This is a timeline for books considered canon in the new continuity. Now, with a fresh slate, what are the best Star Wars canon books?
I simply don't understand the reasoning behind the decision to draw a great big line between Star Trek TV and Star Trek literature. Below, you will find a list of the 8 best Star Wars canon books published, in no particular order. Before I start, yes, i know what canon is, and yes, i know that the Star Trek novels aren't considered canon. Novels and novelizations are separated, as are junior novels and junior novelizations.