Official Peanuts: The World According to Snoopy (Official Peanuts)
1999
Official Peanuts: The World According to Snoopy (Official Peanuts)
1999
Celebrate the wit and wisdom of Snoopy and his friends!
Celebrate the wit and wisdom of Snoopy and his friends!
Good grief, the Peanuts friends are a pretty wise bunch (they are 75 years old, after all!). Learn a thing or two from them in this lovely gift book! Featuring classic quotes and comic strips with the beloved gang, this collection of quotes is the perfect present for fans of the famous beagle. With words of wisdom (and moments of utter despair), there’s plenty to reminisce over and chuckle at.
Whether you’re celebrating your own existence like Snoopy, sulking on a bean bag as Lucy does or feeling enraged at being called a blockhead like Charlie (AAUGH!), there’s a classic quote for every moment! No matter what you’re feeling, there’s a quote for you.
This premium hardback gift book includes Schulz’s original artwork and witty and insightful quotes on bespoke, textured paper.
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Details
ISBN13: 9780008783457
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 64
Edition:
Publication Date: 24 Feb 2026
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Publication City, Country: United Kingdom
Dimensions (cm): 17.9(H)x14.6(L)x0.7(W)230
Weight (gm): 230
Author Biography
Charles M. Schulz, the most popular cartoonist in history, published comic strips in 2,600 newspapers worldwide and won several prestigious awards, including the Congressional Medal of Honor. Mr. Schulz died on February 12, 2000, the night before his farewell Peanuts comic strip was published.Reviews
“The Hero Gen Z needs.” – The Atlantic, 2023
“Probably the greatest American humourist since Mark Twain” – Alistair Cooke.
“I loved Charlie Brown for his insecurity, for admitting that he was unfit for the game of life, for providing consolation in a literary world of supposed role models… In such a world, which is the real world of childhood, with its miseries, beatings and unattainable girls, Charlie Brown was a solace.” – The Guardian, 2015
“Schulz’s genius…was to put these traits in different characters rather than one, and to bring them to life with a few economical strokes of his pen.” - Jeff Kinney, author and illustrator of Diary of a Wimpy Kid creator.