Herding Cats

Another quick, fun book full of amusing and highly relatable (at least, for me) comic strips. It also includes an interesting look at the dumpster fire that is internet culture nowadays vs. in the past and how it was technically always this terrible but nobody listened to the people who got the brunt of the harassment.

I think I might be in love with Sarah Andersen's comics. Why does the library not have the next book in this series?!

I received this as an advanced copy from Netgalley.com for an honest review.

I swear, Sarah Anderson's strips are pixelated joy. Each one speaks to me in a different way, and I found myself nodding enthusiastically as I read them and/or laughing my ass off. She speaks to my inner animal lover and my inner anxiety and angst fueled woman. I liked this so much, I want to get some of strips printed out and hang them on the wall so moments when I am losing my mind, or having crazy anxiety due to my period and I can look up at the picture and go “ahhhh. Yes. I am not alone in this insanity.” I haven't read the first two books in the series which is so very exciting because that means I get to experience them for the first time and look forward to all the joy. I would definitely recommend this book to any adult reader. I find some of her strips speak specifically to being a woman, but even then male readers will get a chuckle. Readdddd itttt.

No começo, foi o menos divertido até o momento (em pare, porque muitas das tirinhas já foram apresentadas no insta antes). Porém, a segunda parte, quando ela trata sobre a vida de artista, ganhou meu coração. e se aplica a qualquer coisa da vida.