I have read all other books by the author. This one is also a wonderful collection of her cartoons. Funny, Innovative and eye-catching. It is a treat to read.

I really love Sarah Scribbles. I have been following her for ages and I can say that Oddball is definitely my favorite from her collection. Her comic collection are perfect for when you need to read something funny, charismatic, and want to have a good time. It’s a book perfect for introverts, cat lovers and the humor is amazing for all the millennials and Gen Z generations. Definitely a comfort read for me.

Thank you so much to the publisher for providing me with this review copy in exchange of an honest review.

I really love Sarah's Scribbles a lot, so I don't say this lightly: Oddball is 100%, hands down, no questions asked, my favorite Sarah's Scribbles collection so far. I laughed out loud through so much of this and am still giggling over a couple of the comics. I'm not sure this will have a ton of appeal for anyone who isn't a millennial or maybe Gen Z, because a lot of the humor is very millennial-specific, and as usual for Sarah's work, a lot of it is also specific to cat lovers, people with anxiety and depression, and introverts. Nobody who knows me is surprised to hear that I immensely related to every comic in this collection and it was, in a nutshell, completely perfect for me. ♥

Thank you so much to the publisher for providing me with this review copy in exchange for an honest review!

Sarah Andersen's comic collections are a comfort read for me. Funny, self contained, the perfect thing to read when you can't seem to follow a narrative but want to read something. It always delivers.

We've all seen Sarah's strips around the internet at some point or another. They're brief, relatable, funny. This is a collection of them, and as someone who follows the artist, I've seen a lot of these before.
If you're a person who thinks that if they've seen something already then it's no longer fun, this book isn't for you.
But I think they have a strength in the reread, this is the kind of book you might keep around to look at on bad days when you need a mood lift.

I think it's impossible to be disappointed with a Sarah Andersen book. It's always simple and so funny. But what makes it really great, is how easy it is to relate to what she says in the book.
I will always be a big fan of her work. And honestly, this one is peak comedy. Each time I'm like "Yeah, she can't be better than in her previous book". I'm a fool, and I should know by now.
Anyway, a great, funny, relatable, and lighthearted book that everyone should read!

I have always been a fan of Sarah and none of her work disappoints. Oddball isn't an exception. I can't describe how much I adore this! It was really entertaining that I loved every single page of it. Definitely what I need for my stress reliever.

Another pearl of Sarah Andersen! I just love her work and besides laughing so much I also love that I also feel understood and less crazy! Every one of her books just brings sooo much joy, I am always happy to see them and they are the best gifts!

Thank you to NetGalley for the e-ARC of Sarah Andersen's newest, Oddball. Always enjoyable and full of the cat content we all love, this collection reflects the everyday struggles of an introvert with spooky sentimentalities, living in the midst of a pandemic. With dark humor about the generations, human interaction, and the future, you'll still smile and laugh along with the self-proclaimed Oddball's adventures.

I'm so glad she wrote another book. I loved Sarah Scribbles. Oddball was very cute and funny. She writes about real life situations from a Millennial point of view. So true, especially about feline behavior.

I've enjoyed the previous books released by Sarah Andersen and was excited to read the latest release. There are some funny and relatable comics in this, particularly ones about being introverted. A fun, quick read.

I received an advanced copy from the publisher in exchange for a review. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

I always loved Sarah's art and this book is simply amazing. She transforms hard truths into funny pictures. I enjoyed reading this book because I could really relate to it. Sarah shows us that we're not alone and that's fine if you don't know everything you want to do with your life just yet. Rating: 4/5 stars.

I love this series. I love everything by Sarah truly. Her art is more of a quick funny joke and less like omg best drawing ever but I feel we can all relate to her. I miss my desk calendar by her i will need to buy one for 2022

Loved this! I first discovered Sarah Anderson's work via her comics being shared on Tumblr. I also occasionally check in on her social media to see new work. Just the right amount of relatable humor and a charming art style! I have seen many of these pieces previously, but Sarah's work is always a delight.

As soon as I got this, I immediately sat down and read it in one sitting. Andersen never fails to make me laugh. This felt like a hug we all needed after the last year.

"Oddball" reminds us yet again, about the way Sarah Andersen has analyzed our society and has managed to summarize us in four-panel comics. She manages to embody our everyday thoughts and small moments that make us who we are.

I will once again, ask for her to stop reading my mind.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publisher for providing this book in exchange for an honest review.
I love all of Sarah's Scribbles books so far. Adulthood Is A Myth being my absolute favorite. Even though I'm a bit more in the Gen X category than Millennial, I could relate to many of these comics.
I hope she continues to publish more in the Sarah's Scribbles series.

Unfortunately, I am no longer able to download pdfs to my ipad. For some reason, when I pull up netgalley on my tablet, the navigation buttons within the site do not work (the three lines to get to the menu, the download PDF button). My tablet does not have the capability for the Netgalley shelf app.

Long-time fans, rejoice! The new fourth volume of Sarah's Scribbles is out! It is exactly what we're used to and exactly what we expect. It's humorous, doesn't take itself too seriously and predictably comments on the public discourse surrounding age, responsibilities, and daily struggles of being a struggling hooman.

Once again Sarah Andersen of Sarah's Scribbles hits the nail on the head with her current book of scribbles. Especially favorite is the Aging Millennial Humor gag using "chonk" "fren" etc. Too stinking funny.