The Search Begins

by Elizabeth Hurchalla (Editor)

Lilo and her friend Stitch have one big job ahead of them: they must locate all of Stitch's genetically created cousins and find them homes, not to mention staying two steps ahead of the evil Gantu and Experiment 625 - not an easy task. Then, as if that weren't enough, Spooky (Experiment 300) shows up, bringing everyone's worst fears to life.

Genres: Manga, Childrens

96 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2001

Reviews

[Raya · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really funny book. I stayed up all night reading this book.

[Eden Silverfox · Rating 3 out of 5]

This manga is based on Lilo & Stitch the series, which aired on Disney channel from 2003 to 2006.
Lilo and Stitch begin their search for the cousins, but the one they must somehow get out of Pleakley and the other brings your worst fears to life.

It's a fun manga, just like the TV series. Spooky was in the manga, which is one of my favorite episodes of the series and I enjoyed reading it in manga form. Fans of the show will like this.

[Emily · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love Lilo and Stitch a lot as a franchise and the original 2002 movie is my favorite movie of all time (not just out of all the Disney movies or animated movies in general) so perhaps I’m biased here. But I did really enjoy this. I have fond memories of watching Lilo and Stitch the Series so it was a lot of fun essentially getting a refresher on two of the episodes. In Poxy, Pleakey becomes ill after accidentally eating one of Jumba’s experiments and Lilo and Stitch must shrink down to catch the experiment inside him. In Spooky, an experiment is activated that shows people’s worst fears on Halloween. I liked Spooky a bit more of the two, mainly due to the moment where Nani’s worst fear is shown to be Cobra Bubbles coming to take Lilo away. Heartbreaking and totally fitting given the plot of the original movie. I honestly forgot all about that moment until now. I’d recommend this to anyone who is a Lilo and Stitch fan, though it might be a bit too simple to those without an emotional attachment to the characters. The art is similarly basic, just taking screenshots from the episodes.

[R · Rating 4 out of 5]

Awesome and fun read! It's neat to learn about the other experiments before Stitch!

[Leslie · Rating 3 out of 5]

This book is about how lilo and stitch have to locate all of stitch's cousins and find them homes. they aren't the only ones trying to find the cousinc though, they have to protect the cousins and keep them away from Gantu and experiment 265. not only that that but now they have be careful of experiment 300, who can morph into anyones biggest fear. they catch a cousin, Poxy and they also catch Spooky(300) before Gantu can get ahold of them. they find good homes for them, but thier journey has only begun beuase they still need a lot of cousins to go.
I thought this book was good because it had excitement and i liked the way how it felt that gantu had captured the cousins, but at the last second lilo and stitch rescue them.

[Emily Warner · Rating 3 out of 5]

This graphic novel would appeal to both boys and girls. The terminology can get a bit confusing in the book, so it would be helpful to point out the subject analysis at the beginning of the book to students before they begin reading. In this book, Lilo and Stitch are trying to find all of stitch's cousins while trying to stay away from the evil experiments.

[Kolya]

Ithink it is really osum to read it today at my home