The only thing I didn't like about this book was that I wanted even more. It's so interesting to learn about the progress of Sarah Andersen as an artist and a person. I was amused that she saw herself as moving away from “relatability“ in her recent work, because it's still her hallmark for me, even when the main character has bat wings.
(The image isn't from this book, btw, but it illustrates what I wanted to say perfectly.)
pickI always enjoy a "Sarah's Scribbles" book. Of course, there were some I really enjoyed, others I didn't care for. I think this one was a little bit more personal to the author, which was nice to see.
pickThis was my least favorite of the Scribbles books but the majority of the comics were funny.
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pickAlways a good time. Includes a nice sprinkling of spooky-themed comics giving seasonal vibes. The experience is elevated by the essays in the back of the book, Andersen discussing her growth as an artist, regrets about earlier comics, important issues and how she handles them now. Her tone remains that of relatable, but not cynical, comical observations with a mix of truly wholesome, sweet silly moments that I greatly appreciate.
EEEeeee! 😍 There's just something about 'big creature try to make itself smol,' it does something happy to my brain.
Aw, Cerberus, poor puppy!
pickWho doesn't love Sarah's Scribbles?! This not only has a collection of new and classic comics, but also a series of essays in which Sarah reflects on her career.
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Sarah Anderson does it again 🧡
Adulthood Is a Gift!: A Celebration of Sarah's Scribbles | 
