Sarah Andersen
Paperback | Pages: 112 pages Rating: 4.19 | 13486 Users | 2198 Reviews
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| Title | : | Herding Cats (Sarah's Scribbles #3) |
| Author | : | Sarah Andersen |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Special Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 112 pages |
| Published | : | March 27th 2018 by Andrews McMeel Publishing |
| Categories | : | Sequential Art. Graphic Novels. Comics. Humor. Nonfiction |
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Adjusting to life as a world-famous cartoonist isn't easy. Terrifying deadlines, piles of junk-food wrappers under a glowing computer screen, and an ever-growing horde of pets....umm, never mind--it's pretty much the same. With characteristic wit and charm, Sarah Andersen's third collection of comics and illustrated personal essays offers a survival guide for frantic modern life: from the importance of avoiding morning people, to Internet troll defense 101, to the not-so-life-changing futility of tidying up. But when all else fails and the world around you is collapsing, make a hot chocolate, count the days until Halloween, and snuggle up next to your furry beacon of hope.Declare Books Toward Herding Cats (Sarah's Scribbles #3)
| Original Title: | Herding Cats |
| ISBN: | 1449489788 (ISBN13: 9781449489786) |
| Edition Language: | English |
| Series: | Sarah's Scribbles #3 |
| Literary Awards: | Goodreads Choice Award for Graphic Novels & Comics (2018) |
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Ratings: 4.19 From 13486 Users | 2198 ReviewsJudge About Books Herding Cats (Sarah's Scribbles #3)
Change is possible, but more importantly, no one should be stopping the many creative kids who have things to say and pictures to paint.How can you be that relatable, so creative and such a good person? I love Sarah Anderson and (all of) her comics.This is my first time to come across Sarah Andersen's graphic novel and it never failed to make me laugh. There are some comic panels that I can relate to, but there are also some panels that I can't understand. Nonetheless, it didn't lessen the impact of how entertaining to read this.The second half, Making Stuff in the Modern Era, is a good addition to this graphic novel; I can fully understand Andersen on her anxiety and the criticisms she encounters every now and then. I'm in the same
After being disappointed by the second book in this series, I had hoped this one would be back on track with the enjoyable humor as in the first book. No such luck. Some chuckles here and there and a few outright laughs, but overall not that relatable for me. I most enjoyed the comics featuring cats, and the title was certainly appropriate for a volume dedicated to the antics of our feline friends, but it was a random collection of comics covering Sarah's usual topics.
oooh, goodreads choice awards semifinalist for best graphic novel 2018! what will happen?more of the same sarah andersen-style charm and doodles; if you liked the first two books, youre bound to like this one. i find her endlessly delightful, and the only reason i liked this book SLIGHTLY less than the first two is that the last part is a long essay directed at young artists about how to handle self-doubt, internet trolls, and criticism in general. which is a fantastic thing to have done and im
This is a graphic novel about Sarah (the author) who (sometimes) struggles with anxiety and social situations (among other things). The stories within reflect her experiences and are completely relatable, insightful, and funny. It was a very quick read and I loved it. This is the second book I've read from this author, the first one was Adulthood Is a Myth which was also excellent. If you love cats and have a quirky, introverted personality then you will find a kindred soul on Sarah's novels. I
Instagram || Twitter || Facebook || Amazon || PinterestThis is why I love being a book blogger - getting early access to books written by my favorite authors before they're available to the general public. I was reading over my review for BIG MUSHY HAPPY LUMP, which I received as an ARC in early 2017, and I was bemoaning the wait-time between books. Sarah Andersen gets what it's like to be a moody, anxious, cat-loving, people-avoiding artist, and her hilarious comics reflect the nail-biting
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