Adulthood Is a Myth
Ratings110
Average rating4.2
Ha ha ha ha okay this was quick and hilarious (and SO REAL omg). Recommended for a laugh.
3.5 stars. Couldn't quite give it 4.
This is a collection of cute comics. Some had me chuckling, some just smiling, but the majority I flipped past without much thought. I don't really understand why this is a book. I've seen a number of these comics online. I feel they work better there. Granted, it's harder to make money online. A book is easier for money.
I think I would have enjoyed this more if there was a theme or order to the comics. Ex. Put all the reading/book comics together. Put the relationship ones together, etc. This just felt like random drawing all put together without much thought.
I guess, in other words... I feel like there could have been more thought put into the book. Doesn't need a lot, but even a message from the author would have been nice.
This entire collection is fun and relatable, it just isn't particularly memorable to me.
Every clumsy girl like me will relate to it and after every page you will be like this is so me, Which I think is so great about the book.
During the last years I've seen many of these strips on Facebook and I always thought they were hilariously amazing because, let's be honest, they totally tell the truth about our lives.
Like, yeah, I'm not lying.
It's been great to see them all together with others I've never seen before!! :)
I WANT MOARRRR!!
LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVEEEEEED THIS! It speaks to my soul. It evokes the kind of laughter that just bubbles up uncontrollably
Genia Sarah. La verdad es que no hay material nuevo o exclusivo para el libro, solo es recopilatorio, aún así es extremadamente entretenido.
4 stars this book is so relatable! I love the very simplistic art. Can't wait to read more!
I really enjoyed this. It was funny and relatable and now I kind of want to purchase my own copy.
Sarah would have definitely been considered a grownup when I was her age, but the definition of “adult” has shifted forward, perhaps by as much as ten or fifteen years.
Sarah is a mess. A delightful, fun mess. And if you haven't read her, you will love her.
What's not to like about an introverted, book-loving, procrastinating, self-aware scribble? If you're on the internet you've already seen Sarah Andersen's work. She gets you, she's your patronus, spirit animal, yogi, guru, whisperer to your secret self. Her panels are the comic equivalent of gifs perfectly suited to describe weekend plans, looming deadlines, deferred responsibility and the need to wear pyjamas more. I'm here for that.
