Sarah Andersen's Herding Cats: A Collection of Hilarious Comics from the Creator of Sarah's Scribbles

Cliente Amazon: era para regalar a una persona que e gustan mucho

Spain on Oct 25, 2023

Judy J: Sarah does an amazing job at making her work relatable. I want to be her friend! And she's hilarious!

United States on Aug 07, 2023

Ken Bahls: I don’t know what to say other than there were many snorts, several giggles and a couple of laughs- as per usual for Sarah’s work! I’ve been following her since she started on Tumblr around 2014- to see her come out with so many compilations of her comics in book form, as well as create an entirely different comic (it’s called Fangs you should read it) that is equally popular, has been super awesome.

United States on May 17, 2023

Ivy Reisner: The first 75% of this book is what you’d expect. Silly comics, all funny, all charming. I loved all of that. If you liked Oddball, you’ll love this.

The last 25% is called “Making Stuff in the Modern Era: A Guide for the Young Creative”. It’s a clarion call to the creative voices waiting to be heard, in danger of being silenced. It’s more a mix of comics and text, and honestly, I liked that part a lot better. She talks about the growth of the Internet from something where people went to have fun, to something where, more and more, people go to induce cruelty. Yes, she points out that for some groups, this is not a new thing. She talks about the artist's inner critic and how our judgment of what is good is always just one step ahead of our current skill level. She’s not wrong. She just puts an interesting, and in the end wholesome, encouraging, and upbeat.

United States on Apr 05, 2023

GilzaGilza: Gostei ótima qualidade. Comprei a edição em inglês.

Brazil on Jan 12, 2023

Bruno C.: Entrega exatamente o que lemos aqui e ali nos painéis individuais. O melhor da autora.

Brazil on Nov 07, 2022

Daniela Lazarova: Really enjoyed. Recommended for everyone

United Kingdom on Sep 15, 2022

Sarah (whispering words): Such a great book! A perfect pick me up, flip through for when you are having a bad day and just want something to make you smile.

United Kingdom on Apr 29, 2022

CRISTIAN FABRES AZCARATE: This book is really well done, each character Sarah creates haves a roll, like her boyfriend, no matter what he's always supportive, the real villain here is Sarah herself (you probably figured that out by now) I'll explain why. In the comics she can't control her anxiety and doesn't have the power to get of the.internet, this problems affects her social life where she cannot socialize because she's too afraid of what other people might think about her.

Why 4 stars though?
Let me put it in a simple way: not enough pages (really, that's the problem?) the problem is that I really like comic books, but I feel like people never give them enough pages to read

To sum it all up: great book, good comedy, needs more pages

P.D: would recommend this book for 11+ people

United States on Dec 17, 2020

Jude: ~4 Stars
I have only just recently started expanding my comedy comics collection, and I've read a bit of the Sarah Scribbles stuff online, so picked this up when it was on sale. Not realizing that it was the third and final book in the set, of course. Thankfully none of it necessarily has to go in order, so not too big of a deal. I could tell it was her more recent work, though, more polished, than some of her earlier stuff.
The protag here is an introvert and a cat lover, and this is mainly comedic strips featuring the struggles regarding the everyday life, only she's also a famous cartoonist. It's all very fun, really. Very relate-able and funny.
About a quarter of the book, at the end, features some advice from a cartoonist to potential artists out there. It's actually a really sweet bit of the book, with heartfelt advice and encouragement. I definitely recommend picking this up, or gifting this book in particular, to the artistically inclined people out there.

United States on Mar 13, 2020