Adulthood Is a Myth: A Sarah's Scribbles Collection (Volume 1)

Absolutely love this. Bought it for my sister as a birthday gift however had a cheeky read of it myself first!I love the velvet touch on the front cover first of all, the touch of colour is a great contrast.I originally saw some of the comics around Facebook so am aware of the author and had this recommened for me. The book itselfs tells the truth about adulthood, about how most of us don't have it together. True introverts will relate to this entirely, I know I do!Great laughs with this book and not too expensive either. A great read and am definitely considering buying other works from Sarah based on this book alone. The art style is adorable and I really enjoyed this product.

The most perfect collection of joy to be found betwixt any covers anywhere... apart from "Big Mushy Happy Lump". Occasionally poignant, oft times hilarious, it's just a lovely little bundle of cartoons that I'm pretty sure every one of my lady friends will agree with, sympathise with, relate to and giggle at. If it were up to me, I'd recommend a copy to anyone who finds the female element of our species a bit tricky to fathom (I personally use it as a reference text and I am a woman. Speaks volumes, no?).Serving suggestion: big comfy jumper, large glass of wine, fuzzy socks, and a sofa :)

This spoke to me as if it was especially written for me- as a writer this is this is what you inspire to do. It was funny and at times made u laugh out loud! I spent an evening reading this with my wife and she kept pointing at a page going this is you and via Versa to them. This book is a must read! It is beautiful put together, from the graphic drawing to the words on the page. If this a gift for your self or someone then then this is amazing gift!!

Horrendously accurate look at life that melts your mind, has you nodding along at their views and wanting to curl up in a corner and cry all at once. The simpler style of drawing makes it stand out all the more with great commentary on the world. I was struggling to work out her age but I suppose that it makes it all the better for it, allows the strips to be so much more fluid and just Yes to most ideas.

Adulthood is a myth. And this wonderful collection of cartoons highlights the, well, highs and lows of being an adult. And an introvert. A girlfriend. A weirdo. And everything in between.

and this comic book is a very helpful reminder of that. An inspiration to anyone wanting to break free of the shackles that society places upon us to act seriously, to fit in, to be what it deems fit and generally act your age. Oh yeah, and it's FLIPPING FUNNY. If you think silly is good and modern life's a bit stupid, then you'll probably enjoy this a lot. Especially if you're a woman. Lots of period gags.

The concept of having a book such as this on Kindle is quite alien to me. We did enjoy the book but I don't know if I'll do this again.

I personally think she's brilliant, this was a gift and I haven't had feedback but I find her cartoons quirky and Calvin and Hobbes esque, lots of charm and commentary on life.