Time to hit the books with The Loud House! Join Lincoln, Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan, Lynn, Lucy, Lisa, Lola, Lana, and Lily as they explain the secrets of the universe, or the secrets to surviving school anyways! From Lincoln’s challenge to go from being the man with the plan in elementary school to the new kid without a hall pass in middle school to Lori’s freshman orientation as well as maneuvering her extended long distance relationship with her boo boo bear, Bobby Santiago. Plus, visit Great Lakes City as Ronnie Anne goes to prep school. Sure to be more entertaining than a last period lecture on a Friday before vacation, The Loud House and The Casagrandes have your ticket to more laughs and adventures. Featuring stories by the Loud House and the Casagrandes creative teams.
I absolutely love watching the Loud House so I am immensely grateful for Papercutz for my complimentary copy and all opinions expressed are entirely my own.
The book follows the Loud siblings and features several episodes that sees them back in school. The episodes feature picture day , gym class and even lunch break. This book is perfect for children going back to school as it is relatable, funny and wonderfully illustrated. I cannot recommend this book so much as it is quite a delightful read.
The Loud Family is back... and back to school! If you need a fun way to help ease your kids into the end of summer and the beginning of a new school year, then there are certainly worse ways than to hand them this collection of short comics inspired by the Nickelodeon series, revolving around the titular theme.
Which theme has the kids going back to school or, like eldest child Lori, enrolling in Fairway University. My personal favorite vignettes were the ones that followed her as she got familiar with her new campus and its emphasis on golf. I really enjoyed watching her introduce Lincoln and friends to the cafeteria, and empathized with her later panic over getting the perfect gifts for everyone. Gosh, how long has it been since I've read another book set in college? Was it Vera Kurian's Never Saw Me Coming from last September? Regardless, I'm a little taken aback at my own enthusiasm over the very relatable setting.
Kids who haven't yet been to college will also find plenty to relate to as Lincoln attempts to dodge his hall monitor sister Lynn, and winds up getting involved in several special projects courtesy of both his teachers and his friends. Said teachers also get their time in the spotlight, as do the kids in pre-K, including Lincoln's littlest sister Lily. Meanwhile, Ronnie Anne and Sid find themselves trying to figure out how to pass gym class' final and biggest test under the curmudgeonly eye of returning Coach Crawford. There's also a funny little diversion into the history of clowns with the Morticians Club: I was genuinely surprised to learn something new in their vignette.
Overall, this is another entertaining if slight volume that ties in nicely with the cartoon. It's great for readers with shorter attention spans, which might be quite a few kids you know as the long days of summer, in this hemisphere at least, draw to a close!
The Loud House Back To School Special by The Loud House Creative Team was published today July 26 2022 by Papercutz and is available from all good booksellers, including Bookshop!
This comic book features several episodes that revolve around school activities, such as eating in the cafeteria, gym class and class projects. There are several characters who are all identified in the first few pages. The text is fairly large and easy to read even though it is mainly in speech bubbles or expressive text. I think that kids will enjoy this book and choose it over some more complicated or heavy-text books. I would consider purchasing this book for my grade 3 classroom library. Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for giving me the opportunity to read and review this book.
Time to go back to school with Lincoln, Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan, Lynn, Lucy, Lola, Lana, Lisa, and Lily. There are several episodes contained in this comic book revolving around school activities as the kids go back to school. This is an enjoyable read with bright, colorful graphics and easy to follow story lines. Thank you to NetGalley, the author and publisher for the opportunity to review this book.
I read it with my younger brother, since he is a big fan of The Loud House, and we both enjoyed it a lot even though it is a very short but very funny story based on the back to school theme, but with special details added to it for each of the characters.
Definitely a must buy if you are a fan of the series.
Thanls to NetGally and their author for providing me with an advanced copy of this book
First of all, i want to say i am very proud, because of i made a review at the time. On the other hand, let me introduce a little resume without spoiler about this book. Thus, i am going to do my interview, whether i liked it or not, be careful its content has got any spoiler.
This volume have a lot of situation to make fun when they are back from school, all of it was among school, final exam and scene of dancing stage and carnaval (the women who were at carnaval would dance whether they were doing a choreography)
Yes i do liked it, however, a lot of pages were pixeled, so the screen wasn't as well as i've ever read. Not all of them, but most of it. I love the stories, my favorites were that such as when the women forgot to make a choreography before go into the stage and participate it. Plus, that when She help her friend to pass her P.E final test, the hardest one.
To sum up, i actually enjoy reading it, i cannot give lesser than 5.0 because of i really enjoy it even tho the PDF wasn't as well as i wished.