First time reading Sarah Andersen. As always I am so late to the party.

This book is brilliant. The writer captures the frustration, quirkiness, humor, and life experience of almost all generations very successfully with her unique drawing style. I haven't laughed while reading a book in a long time. With the laughter and joy provided by the author in difficult times, this graphic novel is going to be such a treasure for me.

Thanks to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for providing the ARC of the book for reviewers.

5 Stars (I received an e-arc from NetGalley in exchange for an honest review)

I love Sarah's comics and how relatable living her life with anxiety is for everyone being the oddball/ goofball. There isn't much to talk about since there never is a specific story for more than a couple pages but always had me laughing out loud quite a bit.

Sarah Anderson does it again with her hilarious comic collection Oddball. There's something so earnest and funny about each comic. The comics are so relatable to life as an introverted millennial. I can't wait for her next collection!

I love these cartoons! I was a big fan of the art and panels I’d seen of these before picking this up, and this did not disappoint.
The writing and situations are so witty and relatable. Meanwhile the art makes them easy to consume.
This is the kind of content almost anyone can connect to

funny, cute and so relatable.
after reading this ARC I immediately went and pre ordered myself a physical copy, because this book just brings a smile to my face no matter what.
i love Sarah Andersen's content!

Many thanks to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for the ARC of the book in exchange for an honest review.

Sarah's Scribbles always brightens my day -or night. Everything she draws is so relatable that it makes you suspect either the artist is spying on your life to draw inspiration, or you *are* the artist, but you don't know anything about it because you have a multiple personality disorder that you're not aware of. Joke aside, Andersen is awesome at what she does, and I hope she'll keep it up for long years, giving us the chance to read more of her books and laugh wholeheartedly.

As someone who has followed Sarah's work for a long time, I was excited to see she has another collection coming out. In it we have a collection of Sarah's webcomics covering a range of topics from being an introvert, living in the time we live in, being artistic and more. I especially love her comics that highlight awkwardness and of course cats. This collection also highlights a few that are references to how hard the last couple years have been. Sarah does not disappoint with this collection and it is a great addition to the series.

This was so cute! There were so many relatable and fun comics. Every single book in this series has been different enough that they haven’t felt repetitive while, from what I remember, also continuing similar themes of awkward book/cat loving introverts.

A great, quick read that many would enjoy to read!

Thank you to NetGalley for the ARC I’m exchange for a review!

funny, relatable, realistic. Sarah Andersen did it again. <i>I laughed out loud.</i>

Though I've been seeing her work on social media, a collection like this cannot be compared.

As always, Sarah Andersen's work is so funny and relatable. Made me laugh out loud at work. Kept me from getting more depressed today. Pure medicine.

I'm 87% convinced Sarah Andersen made this comic collection, Oddball, based on me. I mean, another set of hilarious, highly relatable, amazing comics that I nod vigorously along to? How is that even possible? She goes from talking about millennials to Gen Z to artists to authors to cats to dogs to plants to friends - oh, I could go on for ages! Every single page - even the cat pages - are relatable to me. (I'm the cat, really.) These will instantly make you laugh and make your day. 100%!

Someday I'm going to own all of Sarah Andersen's comics in physical format, but until then, I'll read them on my phone or laptop, trying very hard not to spit out my beverage on the screen because how I'm constantly CACKLING at how hilarious these are! So basically the lesson is, read these comics while you're not eating or drinking because otherwise, they will choke you with their hilarity!

Oh, I don't know how much more highly I can recommend this book, but YES! The highest recommendation there is, I give this book! It's GREAT!

Amazing. Just like every other Sarah Andersen comic. Short little comics that are very relatable about being an oddball and finding others that like and appreciate your uniqueness.

It is physically impossible not to love a Sarah Andersen book, I swear. I don't know of a single comic artist who is more relatable - who so fully and wholly understands internet culture, introverts, and pet parents - that is out here creating content. Plus, this collection features some newer comics of hers about how the pandemic has affected all of us, including one about how we may wish our brains would stay calm and stable through all of this but in reality we're all just screaming to ourselves on the inside. Too real, man, too real.

Plus, as always, there are a lot of little life lesson / advice bits sprinkled in among the comics; a lot of pages that just encourage us all to be kind to each other. Truly a delightful addition to her series of books, and I can't wait to get a physical copy to add to my bookshelf next to all her others!

As a huge fan of Sarah Andersen's art and sense of humor (she gets me!), I really enjoyed this one. It's so relatable and quirky and it always leave me wanting more.

I've been a huge fan of Sarah Andersen for years. If you regularly follow her and her comics, then you'll see some in this book that you recognize, but there are plenty of new ones mixed in as well. I feel like she has a comic for everything and I've never seen one I didn't like. They're so funny and relatable and I think everyone should read her work as it's a bright spot that can make you feel not so alone.

Thanks to Netgalley and the publisher I was able to read this book in exchange for an honest review.
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I love Sarah Andersen’s comics, I follow online so none of these were really new to me but I can’t wait to purchase this delightful collection of oddball comics to put next to the other collected volumes I have of Sarah’s scribbles. I feel so seen in these comics, me in all my introverted nerdiness, called out a little yeah but definitely seen and understood. So much fun.

Once again, Sarah Andersen has produced a fluffy and amusing comic book collection.
As a long-time fan, I always turn to her comics when I need comforting or healing.

Sarah Andersen is back on the odd-ball with this collection of her latest comic sketches from lockdown and beyond.

I've been smiling from beginning to end. As an anxious, introverted, clumsy person and cat owner; I feel so identified with the stories. I always enjoy reading her comics. From one oddball to other, thank you.
Thanks to NetGalley, Sarah Andersen and
Andrews McMeel Publishing for the opportunity to read this book.

Sarah Andersen always knows how to make me giggle. Her comic collection is filled with relatable little scenarios. Stories about an introverted, awkward and pet loving oddball.
Every time I finish one of Andersen's work, I want to read more! It's always bittersweet when I reach the last page in her books.
Whenever I feel overwhelmed by adulting, Anderson's comics will be there to get me a little bit relaxed. They are easy to read, which is why you fly through them.

Let's hope we will get more and more Sarah's Scribbles volumes!

'Oddball' comes out on October 12th!