Join Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang as they delight in the outrageous antics of Snoopy, the funniest, most popular beagle in history. This colorful collection of classic Peanuts comics has been specially selected for children ages 7 to 11. Look out, below! Whether he’s playing football, howling for his dinner, or writing on his typewriter, Snoopy always makes a splash. Along the way, his brother Marbles pays a visit, Sally goes to beanbag camp, Marcy is recruited for the school safety patrol, and Charlie Brown hopes his baseball team can finally win a game — or at least avoid getting rained on while they lose. Dive in and join the Peanuts gang in this thrilling collection of comics selected especially for young readers and presented here in color for the very first time.

Five great Snoopy books in one box! "Snoopy is the most popular character in the strip. In fact, I think you could make a good case that he's the most popular cartoon character in the world. I suppose that's because what I've done with him is very original. I don't think there has been an animal character in a long time that has done the different things that Snoopy has done. He's an attorney. He's a surgeon. He's the World War I Flying Ace." --Charles M. Schulz Includes: Snoopy: Cowabunga! Snoopy: Contact! Snoopy: Party Animal Snoopy to the Rescue Snoopy: What's Wrong with Dog Lips?

Everyone's favorite beagle is the star player in this fun, action-packed collection of classic Peanuts comics selected especially for young readers. Join Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Lucy, Linus, and friends as they entertain and delight both on and off the field. Snoopy is a master of many different activities, from writing a novel on the top of his doghouse to sledding down the ski slopes in his supper dish. He even manages to team up with Charlie Brown to score a touchdown—though their endzone celebration could use some improvement. Linus waits for the Great Pumpkin and struggles to give up his blanket, Marcie and Peppermint Patty go to summer camp, and Snoopy’s brother Spike makes a dangerous trek across the country to see his brother beagle. Join the whole gang in this special collection of Peanuts comics for kids.

The perfect companion for all your Summer camping fun, Snoopy: Beagle Scout Adventures is an adventurous reading experience starring Snoopy, Woodstock, and the rest of the Peanuts gang. Join the Beagle Scouts as they camp out, explore the wild, and have all kinds of laughs along the way. Includes a special More-to-Explore section featuring camping-related activities. Outdoor adventure abounds in this collection of Peanuts strips featuring Snoopy, Woodstock, Charlie Brown, and friends. Join the Beagle Scouts as they experience close encounters with wildlife, grueling journeys along rocky coasts, and refreshing mugs of root beer at small-town rest stops. Snoopy: Beagle Scout Adventures includes a special More-to-Explore section featuring camping-related activities such as a scavenger hunt, camping safety tips, and other resources for making the most of your next real-life camping adventure.

Join Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang as they delight in the outrageous antics of Snoopy, the funniest, most popular beagle in history. This colorful collection of classic Peanuts comics has been specially selected for children ages 7 to 11. This collection of classic Peanuts comics stars Snoopy, the adventurous, hilarious beagle belonging to Charlie Brown. This series of Peanuts adventures also features Lucy, Linus, Peppermint Patty, Sally, and other members of the gang lovingly created, written, and illustrated by Charles Schulz. Presented in color for the first time, these specially selected comics will be a splash with young readers aged 7 to 11.

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.

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