After Snuffy alerts the firemen to a fire in the yellow house, he becomes their mascot.

Snuffy is a brave female dog with a strong sense of justice. When a mother loses her little daughter, it's Snuffy to the rescue! Snuffy uses Dick Bruna's award-winning rhymes and bold colors to tell a heart warming story.

Tomorrow's the first day of school and everyone's excited-except for Jay Jay's younger pal Snuffy. While all the other planes think school is fun, Snuffy's wings start to shake as he wonders whether the new teacher will like him or if he'll know anyone in his class. So when Snuffy suddenly disappears from his hangar, Jay Jay and his friends decide to take to the air to find their scared buddy. And when Old Oscar pitches in, Snuffy is in for a big surprise. This high-flying adventure will help kids see how God is always with them, even in the scary times like the first day of school!

On his way to visit Snuffy, who is sick in bed with the sniffles, Big Bird gets loaded with presents from other well-wishing friends.

Snuffy likes the colors so much, he can't decide which is his favorite. But when a sudden storm forces him back home, Brenda Blue dries Snuffy's wings so they won't rust. Snuffy realizes one of the things he loves most is right at home. What could his favorite color be?

Life is "plane lonely" when best friends are apart! When Big Jake tells Snuffy and Jay Jay that he's taking a trip far, far away, the little planes know they'll miss their buddy. But they have no idea how MUCH until after Big Jake soars off into the clouds. That's when they realize just how looong the days can seem when a best friend is miles away. So just how do young planes cool their jets when all they can think about is missing someone? With a wing and a prayer-and a little help from God-Jay Jay and Snuffy discover how true friends can feel close even when they're apart. A high-flying adventure shows the unbreakable bond between friends while also providing a fun countdown activity that kids can actually use while waiting for someone special to return.

After Snuffy alerts the firemen to a fire in the yellow house, he becomes their mascot.

Big Bird tries hard to convince the grownups on Sesame Street that his "imaginary" friend the Snuffle-upagus really exists.

A bodacious Sunday Comic Strip collection of King Features popular, long-running Barney Google and Snuffy Smith comic strip by John Rose. In this volume, Rose selects his favorite Sunday Comic Strips from 2004-2017.