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Peanuts Treasury (Peanuts Miscellaneous)

Peanuts Treasury (Peanuts Miscellaneous)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Funny!
Review: This long comic packed book has tons of the funniest strips Charles Schultz ever drew. This book gave me laugh after laugh when I found it in my mom's old closet.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Better than most of the other '60s Peanuts collections
Review: Until a few years ago, Peanuts Classics collections were very hard to find except in your local library. But Peanuts Treasury is much better than most of those-better than most of the '60s collections, anyway. Not to say that the Classics books aren't good, but several of the books repeat strips, print the pages backwards, or even repeat stories (or parts of stories). But this collection doesn't do that. Not only that, but this book has about three times as many more pages AND there are more strips per page (five instead of two). A few of the stories aren't finished in this book either, but nevertheless it's a great collection.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Better than most of the other '60s Peanuts collections
Review: Until a few years ago, Peanuts Classics collections were very hard to find except in your local library. But Peanuts Treasury is much better than most of those-better than most of the `60s collections, anyway. Not to say that the Classics books aren't good, but several of the books repeat strips, print the pages backwards, or even repeat stories (or parts of stories). But this collection doesn't do that. Not only that, but this book has about three times as many more pages AND there are more strips per page (five instead of two). A few of the stories aren't finished in this book either, but nevertheless it's a great collection.


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