This is fun for Stitch fans, but I wish I had read Volume 1. I’ll have to look for Volume 1 to really get the full story and enjoy it fully. Yet, as a Disney and Stitch fan, it was good. If you enjoy these two things and graphic novels then you’ll like it too. The illustrations are colorful, amazing, and unusual, but all expected from the Disney Manga graphic novels going well with the story. It is a story for elementary readers. Visit Stitch as he flees the Galatic Federation. He deals with an emergency landing and faces some Stitch chaos. This was a fun read especially for a fan of Stitch, but if you aren’t into graphic novels or Stitch it might not be the read for you.

I absolutely loved this book. I am a huge disney as soon as I started reading it I was hooked and devoured it. I highly recommend this to anyone .

Absolutely loved this second volume and loved how the volume ended. Need to have the next one soon! I am definitely enjoying the plot and all the characters in the books, especially Stitch

After reading the first one, I knew I’d read the next one even though I rated the first one for small children. This one has stepped it up a notch in age, so I’m ranking this for elementary school readers. Like first and second graders would probably enjoy this.

I laughed out loud a lot in this one for the ridiculous hilarity of Stitch and his companions. His playmate really got me cracking up. It’s dumb, but still funny. By the end, I was just enjoying myself while reading this. Actually, I probably had too much fun with this one lol!!

I recommend this to six to eight year olds, or those who absolutely adore Stitch, like me. He’s just too cute not to love!!

Thanks so much to NetGalley and Tokyopop Disney Manga for allowing me to read this for my honest and unbiased opinion!!

4 stars - It was really good

Another adorable continuation of Stitch’s time in Sengoku-era Japan. I really love Stitch and Lord Yamoto’s relationship, especially since he is constantly finding Stitch adorable. The introduction of Jumba and Pleakley in this volume was great. I can’t wait to see what those two will do in volume 3.