The Unbeatable Squirrel Girl, Vol. 5: Like I'm the Only Squirrel in the World by Ryan North

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


The fifth volume of Squirrel Girl is, quite frankly, a hoot. The book opens with Doreen trying to take some vacation time, but going to Canada to fight a new villain who can divide himself into multiple versions of himself of varying sizes and the hijinx that ensues.

We also get a story where the central viewpoint character is a normal but very sweet cat. It's a tricky one to pull off, but I think Ryan North does a superb job.

Then we also get an anniversary issue that reveals the origins of Squirrel Girl and it's written by the character's creator Will Murray. It's such a fun and enjoyable tale.

Overall, Squirrel Girl is just that sort of fun, feel-good book, and this volume is a really solid entry.



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