Sunday, June 12, 2011

New books - Christian manga books, Serenity series, Part 2

Title: Space Cadet vs Drama Queen
Call number: F MIN

Serenity stars in a movie that’s really out of this world.
It’s Life! Camera! Action! For Serenity and her pals when they set out to film their own sci-fi movie, “Terror from the Tarantula Nebula” – a high-adventure thriller complete with aliens, a mysterious princess, and one scary spider.
Ever the diva, Serenity steals the scene as she tussles with her friends and feuds with her mom.  Can the gang hold it together long enough for the movie to wrap, or will they put Serenity on the first spaceship outta here?


Title: Sunday Best
Call number: F MIN

Serenity’s got a sinking feeling.
Serenity wants to change for the better, but when a clumsy attempt at doing the right thing goes awry, she finds herself over her head in deep waters. Will she sink on her own… or accept help from an unexpected source?
Then in the latest mini-movie from Serenity and her pals – this one a disaster epic – an earthquake leaves the local mall crumbling.  When a group of curious kids meets a gang of vicious looters, things really get shaky as they find themselves “Crawling from the Wreakace.”


Title: Choosing Change
Call number: F MIN

A night at the drive-in leaves Serenity reeling.
Serenity decides the best way to make Derek jealous is by dating other guys.  But the date she arranges forces her to decide what she really wants in a relationship.  Who knew trying to do the right thing could be so confusing?
Then, Serenity and her pals film another mini-movie – this one a Biblical epic, “Esther, Queen of Persia.” Whisked away to take part in a royal beauty contest, lovely young Esther realizes there may be a purpose and plan to life beyond what she can imagine.


Title: Girl Overboard
Call number: F MIN

The outer girl is different but what about her heart?
It’s makeover time as Serenity sets out to do a radical overhaul on her closet – and her image.  But major changes in her hair, her clothes, and her attitude just leave her feeling all wrong.  Can she find her own voice – and the right hair colour – before she loses herself completely?
Then, in a mini-movie that harkens back to the horror films of the 1930s, Serenity and her friends create “Fraulein Stein’s Monster.”  When a mad scientist becomes obsessed, will the monster soon be the master?

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