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The 4th installment of Sarah's Scribbles was just as funny, adorable, and relatable as the first 3. Loving these!
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I received an e-arc copy of Oddball through NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
I have read all the previous volumes in the Sarah’s Scribbles series and I have loved every single one of them. This volume wasn’t any different, it made me laugh and chuckle in recognition. The stories were still very much on point and described me (and a lot of other millennials) very adequately!
I have read all the previous volumes in the Sarah’s Scribbles series and I have loved every single one of them. This volume wasn’t any different, it made me laugh and chuckle in recognition. The stories were still very much on point and described me (and a lot of other millennials) very adequately!
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I love Sarah Scribbles, this is book #4 in her comic collection. Her content is always so quirky, fun and wholesome. I see a lot of myself in these comics, so it's reassuring to know there's other goofballs out there. A lot of it comes down to the perspective of an oddball millennial living in this chaotic world, and I can completely relate to all of it, so I had a few existential laughs. Definitely recommended for a quick fun read, and if you feel like you're ever alone in the world, you're not - Sarah's got you covered.
I would love to see this with a pop of colour, I hope that is introduced at some point. Maybe it's Sarah's style to stick to b/w, but at least in book format I think it'd be cool to have that!
Thanks to NetGalley, Andrews McMeel Publishing, and Sarah Andersen for this advanced readers copy for an honest review!
I would love to see this with a pop of colour, I hope that is introduced at some point. Maybe it's Sarah's style to stick to b/w, but at least in book format I think it'd be cool to have that!
Thanks to NetGalley, Andrews McMeel Publishing, and Sarah Andersen for this advanced readers copy for an honest review!