Adulthood is a Myth, by Sarah Andersen

[Jennifer]

This book really made me laugh. A lot of the stuff in this book is exactly how I feel at times. If you need a good laugh or just need a break from "adulthood" I suggest you read this book.

[Zaz]

Wow, Jennifer, you didn't write for which category you read it. What a shame for a senior member :p
(whatever, I'm sure it's a #1 read)

I read this one at its release, nothing really new for me as I discovered Sarah during the year because of her introvert comics. Now I follow her on Facebook, so I've my little comic each time she uploads a new one. She balances well humor and girls topics, so it's fun to read her small stories.

[[deleted user]]

I read this book for #17, read a book with illustrations, and OMG I loved it! I was laughing through the whole book. Now that I think about it, I rarely see introverts as main characters in the novels I read, so it was a nice change seeing someone who thinks just like me on the page. I had never heard of this author -- I can't even remember how I heard about this book. But I'm definitely looking forward to reading more of her work. Thanks for the Facebook tip, Zaz! Im heading over to Sarah's page now!

[Rachel]

I read this book in about half an hour today for "a book under 200 pages" for the PopSugar Summer 2016 challenge. Like Zaz said, because I follow Sarah Andersen's Facebook page, this book wasn't really anything new to me, but I love her comics. I relate so strongly to so many of them!

[Zaz]

I didn't try her 2nd volume, let me know what you think of it Rachel if you end reading it!

[Mel]

This wound up being my first ATY read of the year: "a book you expect to make you laugh." This definitely succeeded on that front; I found myself chuckling at certain comics & hysterically laughing at others, especially the period-related ones (which were hilarious and accurate, IMO).

[Jody]

I just read this for my 2018 Book Riot challenge (A comic written and illustrated by the same person). I'm familiar with her comics, although I don't follow her anywhere on social media.

As an introvert, and a woman, they're very relatable! I think I'd enjoy them more one at a time though, rather than in book form, as they began to feel very similar after a while.

[[deleted user]]

I read this for 2019's Week 38: A book not written in traditional novel format (poetry, essay, epistolary, graphic novel, etc).

This is so very relatable. I found it was easy to breeze through the book; I can see the appeal of having this book on your coffee table to slowly peruse.