New Releases by Charles Schulz

"Charles M. Schulz: The Life and Art of the Creator of Peanuts in 100 Objects explores the man behind one of America''s most iconic comic strips and its beloved cast of characters--Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the rest of the Peanuts Gang. Through 100 preserved and cataloged artifacts, delve into Charles M. Schulz''s Minnesota youth in 1920s America, Schulz''s WWII Army service, and Schulz''s path to fame through his post-war comic series Li''l Folks and five decades of Peanuts. From Schulz''s first published drawing featured in Ripley''s Believe It or Not! to his 2001 Congressional Gold Medal, the 100 artifacts bring the details of the singular artist to life. Along with provocative, witty, and wise quotes, fan-favorite strips, and more, this book is a must-have for any Peanuts fan." --Provided by Publisher.

On Valentine's Day, Charlie Brown tries to share his feelings with a special girl but just cannot work up the courage to approach her.

Good grief-another year has passed! And it''s time to celebrate with Charlie Brown. This book is filled with birthday wishes and wisdom from the one and only Peanuts gang. This festival of happiness will delight anyone on their special day, no matter what age. Featuring timeless quotes and classic comic strips to help you get over the fact that you''re headed into another year. I''ve developed a new philosophy... I only dread one day at a time. —Charlie Brown In the book of life, the answers aren''t in the back. —Charlie Brown If it seems too complicated, make it easy on yourself...just send money. How about tens and twenties? —Sally von Pelt

Life is one big adventure for Snoopy. The cleverest canine to ever lounge about the funny pages is riding a wave into some charmingly humorous misadventures into some charmingly humorous misadventures. Charlie Brown’s beloved pooch struggles to master sports intended for humans, ventures into the woods to prove his worth as a Beagle Scout, and pals around with his feathered friend Woodstock, spreading merriment along the way.

Early Peanuts cartoons feature birds building a nest on Snoopy's stomach, Linus making hot chocolate for Lucy, Charlie Brown going to the beach, and Peppermint Patty meeting Charlie Brown's baseball team