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Herding Cats
My Thoughts As mentioned in previous reviews, it’s hard to scroll through a social media feed without having seen at least one of Sarah’s Scribbles reblogged at some point. If you’ve read my previous reviews of Adulthood is a Myth and Big Mushy Happy Lump then you already know that I’m a fan of this comic series. Sarah’s Scribbles is a comic about one artist’s everyday struggles as an awkward and introverted millennial. I’ve always found the comics to be cute and extremely relatable so I’m usually quite happy to read them as they come up. “If something is too harsh to say to someone else, maybe make sure you…
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Fangs
Also by this author: Adulthood Is a Myth, Big Mushy Happy Lump, Herding Cats Warnings: Discussions of Sex My Thoughts Fangs makes my little goth heart happy. It was a surprisingly down to Earth love story between a vampire and a werewolf that was just so wholesome I couldn’t help but melt a little. The book follows Elsie and Jimmy as they meet and fall in love through a series of one-page vignettes, keeping in line with Sarah’s signature comic style. “You let me be me.” I adored the main characters, Elsie is quirky and morbid, while Jimmy is sweet and a little goofy. The book is filled to the…
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Big Mushy Happy Lump
Also in this series: Adulthood Is a Myth, Herding Cats, Oddball Also by this author: Fangs My Thoughts For the uninitiated, Sarah’s Scribbles is a webcomic series about an introverted and socially anxious millennial named Sarah. Her comics are wildly popular on social media and are well known for being relatable to many millennials. I didn’t think I could like a comic collection more than Adulthood is a Myth but I honestly feel that Big Mushy Happy Lump improved greatly from its predecessor. This volume definitely contains some of Sarah’s strongest body of work, many of the comics were genuinely funny that had me smiling the whole time. There was…
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Adulthood Is a Myth
Also in this series: Big Mushy Happy Lump, Herding Cats, Oddball Also by this author: Fangs My Thoughts I imagine a lot of people are at least vaguely familiar with Sarah’s Scribbles, a webcomic that originated on Tumblr but later spread to other social media platforms. I don’t even read webcomics all that often but I’ve seen a handful of these comic strips pop up on my feed occasionally and they’ve always made me smile. When I saw the collected work available at the library I figured I should really take the time to check them out and I’m so happy I did. “I can’t wait to go home and…
