'The Loud House #3: Live Life Loud' by Chris Savino and The Loud House Creative Team is another volume based on the Nickelodeon series.

I don't watch the cartoon, so last time I read one, I tried to pay attention the characters and keep them straight. This time around, there were so many characters, I didn't even try. Still, the book does a good job of giving most (maybe all) of the characters something to do. There are a bunch of short stories and gags featuring the characters.

Considering Lincoln Loud has 10 sisters, plus friends and neighbors, the writers did a pretty good job. It doesn't hurt that most of the characters have pretty unique interests. I liked the stories and art, and it would be a fun read for those more familiar with the cartoon than I am.

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

This comic read just like any of the episodes you would watch on Nickelodeon. My son loves the Loud house so I read this comic together with him. I must say it was an interesting comic that kept me and my son's attention through the whole comic. It was fun reading the comic and playing the characters voices while reading. This was a fun comic, perfect for a school-aged or teenage child.

I love the Loud House, so I was very excited to read this. It's cute, and I love that it's a graphic novel, but I wish the stories were a lttle longer than one page stories. I still liked it though, and will reccmomend it to my young library patrons.

You'd think this series was better now it's dropped the 'Choose Your Own Adventure' styling, but it's also lost any sense of character and comedy. Pointless newspaper-styled yuck strips are all we get here, along with about a third of the book reminding viewers of the TV series who's who - people who don't know the animated episodes need not bother whatsoever.