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Beginning your review of The Loud House #one: "There Will Be Chaos"

Feb 26, 2017 CeeMarie rated it actually liked information technology

I already Dearest the kids Tv show, Loud House. I watch it with my children and besides enjoy it every bit an adult. And then to be able to review this commencement comic version of it was actually a thrill for me and I was not disappointed. This is such a nifty introduction to the Loud House family unit and also a smashing addition to congenital in fans from the show. I would highly recommend this to kids of all ages and families, and as well anyone one who enjoys a good comic/drawing.

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I already Love the kids Tv show, Loud House. I scout it with my children and too relish it as an adult. So to exist able to review this outset comic version of information technology was actually a thrill for me and I was not disappointed. This is such a great introduction to the Loud Business firm family and too a bang-up addition to congenital in fans from the evidence. I would highly recommend this to kids of all ages and families, and as well anyone one who enjoys a skillful comic/cartoon.

Thanks to NetGalley and the publisher for a re-create in exchange for a honest review.

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February 26, 2017 Melissa Borsey rated it really liked it

I received a copy of this book from Netgalley in exchange for my honest review. This drawing is a real hit in my house so I was very excited to asking it in book form. This is going to be a great, fun series of stories! We had a groovy time reading this volume in my firm and I take already ordered volume #2. I highly recommend this read and the cartoon if you have not all the same seen it on t.five.

Feb 28, 2017 Mehsi rated it really liked it

I received this volume from Netgalley in exchange of an honest review.

So I never heard of this show, then again I don't alive in America. Just I still had to have this comic as it sounded like a good agglomeration of fun.

However, correct of the bat I accept to give -i star for my e-re-create. It is a nice idea to accept a choose your own adventure story, yet that just doesn't piece of work for an e-copy, especially on tablet, and if it doesn't have clickable links (so again I can't imagine clickable links working in a pd

I received this book from Netgalley in exchange of an honest review.

And so I never heard of this evidence, then again I don't live in America. But I still had to accept this comic every bit information technology sounded like a good agglomeration of fun.

However, right of the bat I take to give -1 star for my e-re-create. It is a nice thought to have a cull your own risk story, however that just doesn't piece of work for an east-copy, especially on tablet, and if information technology doesn't have clickable links (then once more I can't imagine clickable links working in a pdf on a tablet). I can't actually hands flip back and forth on my tablet, plus the numbering isn't right either. It is at to the lowest degree ane or 2 pages off. So I just read the story as it was, and when I came across the remote command stuff, I simply treated information technology every bit the normal story even though I was annoyed at it all. Such a shame.

Simply the remainder of the story was a please, it was a scrap too magical at times how each of the sisters (and also Lincoln) differed and so much. They looked the aforementioned for most (either brown, yellow or white hair + aforementioned-ish face), but really, each 1 has a different personality? Totally different, that I fifty-fifty wondered if these kids were actually a family unit, or if they just got thrown together. I know at times families can be dissimilar, but this was a flake too extreme. I guess that is the selling indicate or something?

I am definitely glad we didn't become to meet whatsoever diaper antics in this one. I am not sure if I would have connected reading if that happened.

I did beloved that, while at times fighting, went along so well for most of the volume. This guy is stuck with ten sisters, but yet it seems all quite peaceful at domicile. I am sure the parents are breathing a sigh of relief over that.

As for my favourite character? I call up I volition go with the ditzy sis. It was just brilliant to see how her brain worked. How if someone said she should go fishing (in a card game) she would truly get outside and fish.

I also love the pets in this 1. Yay, a hamster!

The fine art was pretty fun, I quite like the style, information technology fits perfectly with the Loud family and their anarchy.

All in all, I did quite relish myself while reading this ane, and I would recommend it. However I would recommend the newspaper copy, every bit then yous tin exercise the choose your ain run a risk blazon stuff.

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A few ane folio yucks, and other longer pieces, dripped into a poor choose-your-own-adventure styled comic, which might be OK (specially if you have an affinity for the characters off their TV show) but one that provides with many dead pages – the construction of it means there's simply i right path to the terminate, so lots of dorsum-tracking is needed, and many times hither the wrong turns are non much interest. Might exist passable to a young fan. A few i page yucks, and other longer pieces, dripped into a poor choose-your-ain-adventure styled comic, which might exist OK (peculiarly if you lot have an affinity for the characters off their Tv testify) only one that provides with many expressionless pages – the structure of it means there's only one correct path to the end, so lots of back-tracking is needed, and many times here the incorrect turns are not much involvement. Might be passable to a young fan. ...more

Fun illustrations that await like they were pulled from the testify, and great stories and games!

Mar 20, 2017 Lena rated it it was amazing

ARC provided courtesy of NetGalley.

The Loud House is no stranger to my household, then information technology was a must that we cheque out its first graphic novel. I was pleasantly surprised to find that this graphic novel is more like an anthology, with the stories focusing on a dissimilar child of the Loud household. Admittedly, the thought of a house filled with 11 kids is overwhelming to me, the show is entertaining and carries that same humour to the book.

For those unfamiliar with the Loud House television testify, this

ARC provided courtesy of NetGalley.

The Loud House is no stranger to my household, and then it was a must that we check out its offset graphic novel. I was pleasantly surprised to notice that this graphic novel is more like an anthology, with the stories focusing on a unlike child of the Loud household. Admittedly, the idea of a house filled with 11 kids is overwhelming to me, the show is entertaining and carries that same humor to the book.

For those unfamiliar with the Loud Firm boob tube show, this book gives a curt and sweetness intro to the Loud family unit in the beginning. There is a cursory bio nigh each of the 11 Loud children that provides some context for their personality type in addition to their ages. At the end of the book, the reader is introduced to the creator, Chris Savino, whose ain childhood many of the stories are based upon. The book as well took a creative approach to the contents of the book, with a refrigerator serving as the hub of data. The tabular array of contents is actually presented as a "shopping list" and "report menu" --- plumbing equipment for a family of so many kids.
The first thing to jump out at me was how familiar its format is. For anyone who remembers the "Choose Your Own Adventure" books of the of the 1970s and '80s, this will harken you back to your youth. At that place is one major storyline featuring Lincoln searching for a remote that allows the reader to bounce throughout the book, with their side by side step in the story directing them to a different page. Exist careful, though, there are dead ends! The rest of the book is made of shorts that characteristic other siblings in the Loud family. While the evidence focuses a great deal on Lincoln as he tries to survive live with 10 sisters, each sister gets her time in the spotlight, in a way that is true to her own personality and interests.

The illustrations are virtually identical to the series, as the same team put together the book. The images are crisp with potent color contrast throughout. Although the book is subtitled "There will be chaos," this doesn't translate to the images. There is a catamenia that makes each story singled-out and visually highly-seasoned.
Overall, I admittedly recommend this for the child in your life. Whether they're already a fan of The Loud Firm or not, they'll probably find something to relate to in this set of stories.

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Got an e-copy from Netgally in substitution for an honest review. Take a walk on the wild side with the beginning total comic for the popular Nickelodeon animated series. I have watched a few episodes and it tin can be a fun romp for a moment. Just the show's target audience is conspicuously children and families. I downloaded this from the read now department of Netgalley where you lot tin read a book from that list straight without waiting for approval. The comic was a fun read and while I thought it would at to the lowest degree exist o Got an due east-copy from Netgally in commutation for an honest review. Take a walk on the wild side with the start total comic for the popular Nickelodeon animated serial. I take watched a few episodes and it can be a fun romp for a moment. But the show'southward target audience is clearly children and families. I downloaded this from the read at present section of Netgalley where you can read a book from that list straight without waiting for approval. The comic was a fun read and while I thought it would at least be okay. I truly think information technology better shows the dynamics of the sisters the all-time. On the show they can sometimes just come up off as obnoxious and annoying ending with yous empathizing with Lincoln. Simply in the comic they are shown as so much more than and even a few short ones merely showcasing the sisters are among the most fun. Shocker, Luna'south New Threads and Very Superstitious are among my faves. When information technology comes to Lincoln centered there is the longest strip of them all which is a choose your story one. Finding that remote by going to various pages to talk to dissimilar sisters and even pets was a barrage of fun I think older fans will enjoy the almost. Likewise The Phone call and The Handshake were pretty good with Lincoln. For the strip virtually faithful to the evidence I would go with No Spoilers which felt ripped direct out of an episode of the show.

On a whole I had a nice time with this strip. Highly recommend for kids and fans of the bear witness.

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May 09, 2017 Wayne McCoy rated it really liked it

'The Loud Firm #1: "Fullest House"' by Chris Savino is a graphic novel based on the new Nickelodeon show.

Lincoln Loud is a middle kid. He has 10 sisters, 5 older and five younger. Each sis has her own personality, and it's tough for Lincoln to practise elementary things like spotter tv set.

Along with some short comics, there are some comics with Lincoln looking for the remote. These comics feature Lincoln and one member of the house. At the end, the reader can choose to enquire a dissimilar member of the

'The Loud Business firm #1: "Fullest House"' by Chris Savino is a graphic novel based on the new Nickelodeon show.

Lincoln Loud is a middle kid. He has x sisters, 5 older and 5 younger. Each sister has her own personality, and it's tough for Lincoln to do simple things like watch television.

Forth with some curt comics, there are some comics with Lincoln looking for the remote. These comics feature Lincoln and one member of the house. At the end, the reader tin can choose to ask a different member of the house and plough to that page to find out what happens. Information technology's a fun kind of choose your own run a risk.

The art is fun. The characters are a bit 1-dimensionals, just that's to be expected from a cartoon with so many characters. There is an interview with the creator of the serial included. I've never seen this cartoon, but the graphic novel was a lot of fun to read.

I received a review copy of this graphic novel from Papercutz and NetGalley in substitution for an honest review. Thanks for allowing me to review this graphic novel.

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May eleven, 2017 Ryan rated it really liked it

I take never seen this show and then I went into the book cold. At present I desire to find its station and picket. The comic was funny. There is a running gag most Lincoln not being able to detect the remote. In a manner information technology is a "chose your own adventure" considering every time the remote comes upwards, the reader can cull who they want to talk to and become to that folio. A fun series that I am glad is in graphic novel course.

Dec 09, 2021 Nicola rated it liked it

Miss 7 gave me detailed descriptions of the family unit based on the tv evidence (also helps that at that place are character bios at the start!). She idea it was absurd that part of the comic is a choice-a-path.

Miss 7 and I like to explore unlike books and authors at the library, sometimes effectually detail topics or themes. We effort to become dissimilar ones out every calendar week or so; information technology'due south fun for both of u.s. to have the multifariousness and to expect at a mix of new & favourite authors.

Miss vii gave me detailed descriptions of the family based on the tv prove (also helps that there are character bios at the get-go!). She thought information technology was cool that function of the comic is a pick-a-path.

Miss 7 and I like to explore unlike books and authors at the library, sometimes around detail topics or themes. We try to go dissimilar ones out every week or so; it's fun for both of u.s. to have the variety and to look at a mix of new & favourite authors.

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I fell in love with this cartoon family when I but establish it, past mistake, on television ---- xi kids (10 being girls) and all having L names which sound so much the aforementioned, I have no idea how you'd get just 1 – and, neither do they! A express mirth a minute as a family emerges from this complete anarchy! So, I was amused pinkish to find books on them and with them!

A funny quick read that works simply equally hillarious as the tv episodes would. Lincoln and his sisters introduces us in the hectic world that is the Loud house. This comic shows united states who is who, alongside with new funny comic stories. I absolutely recommend information technology for children and adults akin.

Disclaimer: I got a copy from netgalley for my honest review

February 25, 2020 Stephen Chase rated it it was amazing

This review has been hidden considering information technology contains spoilers. To view information technology, click here. Greatest Nickelodeon graphic novel issue ever!! All-time office is the hilarious pranks!!

November 25, 2019 Diana Toole rated it really liked it

This is a fabulous show! And the volume reflects that, almost. There is a nice surprise of a choose your own chance stuck in there.

February 10, 2021 Stephen Chase rated it it was amazing

This review has been hidden because information technology contains spoilers. To view information technology, click hither. The greatest grapheme is Lincoln Loud himself, followed by Lucy Loud!!

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Aug 08, 2019 Axel Van rated it actually liked it

This was funny. If you similar the Idiot box evidence you would like this volume.

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Feb 28, 2017 Jessica Woods rated information technology really liked information technology

Highly enjoyable comic with the characters from the television set cartoon show of the same name. The art is vivid and fun and beautifully fatigued the manner cartoons should be. The stories are funny and full of mischief while conspicuously embracing the annoyance that just true siblings can bring. Fun and enjoyable for the whole family unit and a strong recommendation for the bear witness. My review is based upon a review re-create.

Mar 12, 2017 Megan rated it really liked it

I really enjoyed this book! I've read some of the publishers other books and watched The Loud House on T.V. and then I was excited to read this. The book is kind of a create your own story, at that place'due south a 'mystery' that you take to solve by going to dissimilar pages to talk to the different sisters. There'due south also several mini stories throughout the book. Overall I really liked the book and programme on reading the side by side ane! I really enjoyed this volume! I've read some of the publishers other books and watched The Loud House on T.V. so I was excited to read this. The book is kind of a create your own story, there's a 'mystery' that you have to solve by going to different pages to talk to the different sisters. There's besides several mini stories throughout the book. Overall I really liked the volume and plan on reading the next one! ...more

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