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The Loud House Encyclopedia

List of various minor books.

Ancient Book of Spells[]

The Ancient Book of Spells is a book that once belonged to Harriet.

In "Spell It Out", Lucy found the book inside of an old chest belonging to Great Grandma Harriet, and tried to use it against her siblings. The book contains descriptions of various spells.

Spells[]

  • "Eye of newt and toe of frog, Cease this endless dialogue!"
    • Causes any conversation the target is happening to abruptly end. Lucy used this spell on Lori after her spirit summoning was interrupted, which seemingly disabled her phone. In reality, the phone had a flat battery and needed recharging.
  • "Lizard's leg and howlet's wing, Bring vengeance with an itchy sting!"
    • Causes the target to develop a painful itch in their butt. Lucy used this spell on Lana for stealing her spot on the sofa. In reality, Lana had previously rolled in poison ivy and developed a nasty rash.
  • "Gall of goat, slips of yew, Turn clumsy fingers into glue!"
    • Causes the target to develop literal sticky fingers, getting stuck to everything they touch. Lucy used this spell on Lisa after her poetry book was destroyed by the latter. In reality, the stickiness was due to one of Lisa's experiments, which she had accidentally spilled.
  • "Round about the bedrooms go, On their pillows, spell dust throw, By sunrise, they will have no choice, But to listen to my voice."
    • Renders the target completely mute. Lucy cast this spell on all of her siblings so they would not walk all over her. In reality, they had lost their voices from cheering for Pop-Pop during his shuffleboard match.
  • "To put the spell back on the shelf, Transfer the effects onto yourself."
    • Removes any spell cast upon a target at the cost of being transferred to the original spellcaster. Lucy intended to use this to undo the aforementioned spells after seeing how badly they were effecting her siblings, but never went through with it after discovering what had actually happened.

Trivia[]

  • The beginning of the first three spells are in reference to Act 4, Scene 1 of Macbeth.
  • Lucy owns a similar spell book as shown in Great Lakes Freakout!. Whether this is the same book or a different one is unclear.

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The Bossy Twins[]

The Bossy Twins is a book belonging to Lincoln, focusing on first-grade twin girls who solve mysteries.

History[]

In "Read Aloud", Lincoln showed Lola the book, hoping she would read it for a contest since it involved first-grade twin girls like her and Lana. However, Lola refused, claiming that it was because she disliked the protagonists' haircuts, though it was actually because she had difficulty reading.

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Cuckoo for Birding[]

Cuckoo for Birding is a book owned by Rosa Casagrande.

History[]

In "Flock This Way", Rosa decided to take her family out birdwatching with the intention to see how many birds from the book they could find. She checked off every bird that they saw.

Contents[]

The book is known to contain information on the following birds:

  • Woodpecker
  • Horned owl
  • Peregrine falcon
  • Vogelkop bird of paradise

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Dirt Nap[]

Dirt Nap is one of Lucy's books.

History[]

In "Picture Perfect", Lucy was sitting on her bed reading Dirt Nap. Lincoln got her to follow him outside for the family portrait by pulling on the book while she was still reading it, and Lucy was so distracted by the book that she didn't realize that she was outside, believing that there was grass on her and Lynn's bedroom floor.

Frankie the Friendly Fairy[]

Frankie the Friendly Fairy is a book belonging to Lincoln.

History[]

In "Read Aloud", Lincoln tried to convince Lola to read it for a book contest. She refused, claiming that she now preferred unicorns to fairies, but in reality, she found reading hard. As a response, Lincoln offered Unicorn University instead.

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Hungry Like A…[]

Hungry Like A… is a book series that Lucy reads.

History[]

At some point shortly after the series was first published, Lucy started reading this book series and developed a crush on a werewolf character, feeling like she was cheating on Edwin. One night, she admitted her troubles to Lynn, expecting her to keep it a secret. Unfortunately for Lucy, the thin walls of the Loud house meant that the rest of the family became aware of her secret.

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Patience[]

Patience is a book owned by Lisa.

History[]

In "Pipe Dreams", Lisa sat in the hallway reading this book, as a way of keeping herself busy while waiting in line to use the bathroom.


The Princess and the Everlasting Emerald[]

For the episode, see The Princess and the Everlasting Emerald: A Royal Woods Fairytale.

The Princess and the Everlasting Emerald is a book belonging to Lincoln Loud. It tells the story of how Lincoln and the Loud family helped save Flip's Food & Fuel so he can obtain the titular Everlasting Emerald as a gift for Charlie Uggo, the titular princess, to remember him by.

History[]

The book serves as the framing device of the episode of the same name. Throughout the episode, Lincoln reads the book as a bedtime story to Lily.

Princess Pony[]

Princess Pony: The Touching True Story of a Delightful Pony who Changes the World with Her Horse Sense, often shortened to just Princess Pony, is a book that Lucy reads.

History[]

In "Sleuth or Consequences", Lucy is reading the book in the bathroom, so none of her siblings see her reading it. Lincoln comes into the bathroom however, making Lucy drop the book into the toilet, causing Lincoln to flush it, clogging the toilet. Lynn Sr. grounds everyone, until he finds out who clogged the toilet. Lincoln decides to find the culprit along with Lucy, unaware that she was the culprit.

Lincoln later discovers the Princess Pony book, and he and Lucy interrogate Lola, but she denies owning it. Clyde arrives at the front door and shows Lincoln a page that fell from the Princess Pony book, and a quote from the page is something that Lucy said earlier, making him confront her. She initially denies it until a Princess Pony poster is revealed, which makes her confess that she was the reader, and that she dropped the book in the toilet. She keeps it a secret from the rest of her sisters because she doesn't want to be teased for it. Lucy and Lincoln go to tell their sisters the truth, but Lincoln decides to claim the book as his, and takes the blame for clogging the toilet, resulting in everyone except him getting ungrounded. The girls state they'll make fun of Lincoln for the rest of his life for reading the book, but he is willing to take it, as he is not phased by their insults.

In "Clean-O-Clock", Lucy can sometimes ask for her Princess Pony book and, when handed it, says her line about needing a break from the darkness.

Trivia[]

  • Princess Pony is an obvious parody of the My Little Pony franchise.
  • It's ironic that Lola doesn't like it, as certain things - such as owning a plush unicorn and demanding horse-related stories from her father - indicate that she likes horses.

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Prom Knight[]

Prom Knight is a book belonging to Lola. The plot appears to concern a young knight taking a princess named Taylor to a prom dance.

History[]

One night, Lynn Sr. read the book to Lola as a bedtime story. Once he was finished, however, Lola woke up and demanded more knight and horse stories.

In "Lincoln Loud: Girl Guru", Lincoln uses the memory of Lynn Sr. reading the story to suggest that Rusty charm a girl by getting a stallion and a suit of armor.

Sleeping Sheep[]

Sleeping Sheep is a children's book owned by the Casagrande family.

History[]

When Carlitos was cranky, sleepy, and insomniac due to having a cold, Frida tried to read the book to him, since it used to put his brothers to sleep when they were babies. However, Carlitos ripped it in two.

Some time later, his brothers taped it together and tried reading it to him to put him to sleep, but he did not like this, so they dressed as sheep instead.

Trivia[]

  • Seeing as the book was read to the boys, but not to Carlota, it was probably purchased sometime in CJ's infancy.

Survival: Bolhofner's Guide to the Wild[]

Survival: Bolhofner's Guide to the Wild is a book written by Mr. Bolhofner. Lincoln Loud is known to have read it.

History[]

When Lincoln was trying to butter up Mr. Bolhofner to change seats in class, he read this book and decided to use it to show off heat sourcing to his friends. Unfortunately, he started a smoke signal within the halls of Royal Woods Middle School, triggering the water sprinklers.

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Unicorn University[]

Unicorn University is a book belonging to Lincoln Loud. According to Lola, it was adapted into a movie, though considering she mentioned this as part of an excuse, it may not be true.

History[]

When Lincoln was trying to encourage Lola to read a book as part of a contest, he showed her Unicorn University when she mentioned her interest in unicorns. She refused, claiming to have seen and disliked its movie adaptation, but actually she found reading difficult.

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Wake Up Moon[]

Wake Up Moon is a book belonging to Lily Loud and the McBride family.

History[]

In "The Princess and the Everlasting Emerald: A Royal Woods Fairytale", when Lily asks Lincoln to read her a bedtime story, Lincoln brings up this book, but she admits she isn't interested.

In "Better Together", Howard and Harold McBride read the book to Clyde as part of his studying for the B.E.T.R. program.

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Who Needs to Fart?[]

Who Needs to Fart? is a book belonging to Lily Loud.

History[]

When Lily asks Lincoln to read her a bedtime story, Lincoln brings up this book after she expresses disinterest in Wake Up Moon. She lets out a long fart in response to this book, to which Lincoln quips that she's already got the book's subject matter covered.

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