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4.25 AVERAGE
4.25 AVERAGE
Thanks to NetGalley for this review copy!
I've never met a Sarah's Scribbles book I didn't like, and this was no exception. I always just wish there were more!
I've never met a Sarah's Scribbles book I didn't like, and this was no exception. I always just wish there were more!
Sarah' Andersen's books have been since a couple of years a must read on my Goodreads account. I always have a lot of fun and enjoy her comics a lot.
Leggere Sarah Anderson é diventato quasi un must per me da un paio d'anni a questa parte e la seguo su tutti i social media anche perché mi diverte sempre moltissimo.
I received from the Publisher a complimentary digital advanced review copy of the book in exchange for a honest review.
Leggere Sarah Anderson é diventato quasi un must per me da un paio d'anni a questa parte e la seguo su tutti i social media anche perché mi diverte sempre moltissimo.
I received from the Publisher a complimentary digital advanced review copy of the book in exchange for a honest review.
I just love Sarah Anderson and her Sarah Scribbles books! I almost want her to draw my life just to see how it comes out, but I'm afraid it wouldn't be as cool as hers.
So funny and so relatable, particularly if you have a lot of niche enthusiasms. On the short side. but it's quality, not quantity.
Another hilarious collection of comics exploring ideas of being an introverted weirdo, quirks of the internet, the struggles of modern life, adulting, and pets.
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I received a copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
Oddball is Sarah Andersen's new book, a collection of old and new illustrations about cats, anxiety, shyness and her life as an author.
Sarah Andersen's illustrations have always shone the brightest to me when she speaks about anxiety, social expectations and day-to-day struggles, and Oddball definitelly brings that to the table. However, while I enjoyed most of the book and felt deeply connected to some of the pages, I think the predominance of millenial humor and situations described within Oddball might push away other segments of readers.
I really wanted to pick this book up and, honestly, I think it's given me what I expected from it, which is a lot! I wish some pictures weren't so meme-related as I didn't really get them, but overall it was a very enjoyable experience.
Oddball is a highly entertaining and funny read, perfect for cuddling next to it now that winter is coming.
I received a copy of this book from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
Oddball is Sarah Andersen's new book, a collection of old and new illustrations about cats, anxiety, shyness and her life as an author.
Sarah Andersen's illustrations have always shone the brightest to me when she speaks about anxiety, social expectations and day-to-day struggles, and Oddball definitelly brings that to the table. However, while I enjoyed most of the book and felt deeply connected to some of the pages, I think the predominance of millenial humor and situations described within Oddball might push away other segments of readers.
I really wanted to pick this book up and, honestly, I think it's given me what I expected from it, which is a lot! I wish some pictures weren't so meme-related as I didn't really get them, but overall it was a very enjoyable experience.
Oddball is a highly entertaining and funny read, perfect for cuddling next to it now that winter is coming.
As always, Sarah Andersen captures the true nature of people and adds some spark to it, so we won't feel less. I love her quirky sense of humor and will follow anything of her until I die. And they will always end way too quickly, like Oddball.
Some of the content were familiar, probably I saw on her website. Don't wait, just READ NOW!
Some of the content were familiar, probably I saw on her website. Don't wait, just READ NOW!
I love Sarah Andersen's comics on Instagram, so I knew I wanted to read her book. I didn't realize this was #4. The only reason I rated it 4 stars instead of 5 is because I wish it had been longer. Many of her comics are very relatable, which is one of the reasons I love her work!
LOVE THIS (A LITTLE TOO MUCH)! I have enjoyed all the comic collections by Sarah Andersen and Oddball was no exception!
Sarah's comics (or scribbles) are so relatable and fun that always put a smile on my face or make me giggle out loud. I follow her on Instagram so I had seen a couple of these before, but most of them were new and this collection was just so enjoyable! My favorite ones were the ones about the millennial at the nursing home and the ones with Medusa.
And of course I'll get me a print copy of Oddball when it's published at the end of November because I really want those stickers that the front cover mentions.
Thank you to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for expanding my fascination over Sarah's Scribbles by providing this ARC!
Sarah's comics (or scribbles) are so relatable and fun that always put a smile on my face or make me giggle out loud. I follow her on Instagram so I had seen a couple of these before, but most of them were new and this collection was just so enjoyable! My favorite ones were the ones about the millennial at the nursing home and the ones with Medusa.
And of course I'll get me a print copy of Oddball when it's published at the end of November because I really want those stickers that the front cover mentions.
Thank you to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for expanding my fascination over Sarah's Scribbles by providing this ARC!
I loooooove Sarah Andersen, so to see a new book pop up had me squealing and giggling with excitement. I was even more excited to see that it was a longer book than in the past as well. Yay for all the pictures!!
Let me just say that if you are into contemportary comics, you probably know Sarah's work. You might have also seen it online somewhere even if you are not into comics. Her work is simple yet realy relatable - especially for your nerdy populations (ahem, myself included). If you have seen her work - you might get a few duplicates and know them already but I love a good compelation.
Sarah's scribbles have a variety of themes, like friendship, anxiety, pets, books, and awkwardness, and are short and simplistic but so real and fun. Each page houses a strip, some play off of one another or continuations but most of them are their own stand-alones. This makes the book easy to read and you can pick it up and stop easily. If a strip isn't for you, you can pass it by or skim, but I am not sure why you would want to do that because they are all fun and funny.
If you are looking for smiles or laughs - this one is a fun one to choose. I highly recommend all of Sarah's work that I have read thus far and she will always be on my to read list.
Let me just say that if you are into contemportary comics, you probably know Sarah's work. You might have also seen it online somewhere even if you are not into comics. Her work is simple yet realy relatable - especially for your nerdy populations (ahem, myself included). If you have seen her work - you might get a few duplicates and know them already but I love a good compelation.
Sarah's scribbles have a variety of themes, like friendship, anxiety, pets, books, and awkwardness, and are short and simplistic but so real and fun. Each page houses a strip, some play off of one another or continuations but most of them are their own stand-alones. This makes the book easy to read and you can pick it up and stop easily. If a strip isn't for you, you can pass it by or skim, but I am not sure why you would want to do that because they are all fun and funny.
If you are looking for smiles or laughs - this one is a fun one to choose. I highly recommend all of Sarah's work that I have read thus far and she will always be on my to read list.