Title: The Compete Peanuts 1963 - 1964
Author: Charles Schulz
Genre: Comic
Series: Peanuts
Audience: Everyone!
Format: Book - Library
Synopsis: Volume 7 in this series takes us through 1963 and 1964.
What I thought: You all know what I'm going to say here - love it, love it, love it!! The Goodreads synopsis does a much better job of describing this book than I ever could. Check it out here.
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24 January, 2012
07 January, 2012
The Complete Peanuts 1961 - 1962
Title: The Compete Peanuts 1961 - 1962
Author: Charles Schulz
Genre: Comic
Series: Peanuts
Audience: Everyone!
Format: Book - Library
Synopsis: Volume 6 in this series takes us through 1961 and 1962.
What I thought: More Peanuts brilliance! There are a total of 25 volumes in this series, I wonder how many I can get through this year!
Challenges:
Author: Charles Schulz
Genre: Comic
Series: Peanuts
Audience: Everyone!
Format: Book - Library
Synopsis: Volume 6 in this series takes us through 1961 and 1962.
What I thought: More Peanuts brilliance! There are a total of 25 volumes in this series, I wonder how many I can get through this year!
Challenges:
13 December, 2011
The Complete Peanuts 1959 - 1960
Title: The Compete Peanuts 1959 - 1960
Author: Charles Schulz
Genre: Comic
Series: Peanuts
Audience: Everyone!
Format: Book - Library
Synopsis: Volume 5 in this series takes us through 1959 and 1960.
What I thought: Love it! Not only are the cartoons a blast, but the introductions to each book are fantastic as well and can put a slightly different slant on the cartoons. Finding out that Charles Schulz had difficulty fitting in when he was young, that he often felt on the outer lends a whole new slant to Charlie Brown. In this volume Charlie Brown gets a sister and Snoopy starts sleeping on top of his dog house.
Recommended for: those who love Snoopy and the gang!
Author: Charles Schulz
Genre: Comic
Series: Peanuts
Audience: Everyone!
Format: Book - Library
Synopsis: Volume 5 in this series takes us through 1959 and 1960.
What I thought: Love it! Not only are the cartoons a blast, but the introductions to each book are fantastic as well and can put a slightly different slant on the cartoons. Finding out that Charles Schulz had difficulty fitting in when he was young, that he often felt on the outer lends a whole new slant to Charlie Brown. In this volume Charlie Brown gets a sister and Snoopy starts sleeping on top of his dog house.
Recommended for: those who love Snoopy and the gang!
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