The Unsinkable Charlie Brown (Peanuts Classics)

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Summary: Introducing Peppermint Patty
Review: I think Peanuts was at a transitional phase at this point. Linus and Lucy had temporarily moved away in 1966 (when most of the cartoons in this book were originally published). Also, Peppermint Patty (the stringy haired tomboy who had a crush on "Chuck", whooped his tail at baseball, and got straight D-minuses) emerged this year- one of the 1st more "modern" characters- she would later introduce Franklin and "Sir" Marcie. If any character proved that Peanuts was progressing forward, it was Peppermint Patty.

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Summary: Introducing Peppermint Patty
Review: I think Peanuts was at a transitional phase at this point. Linus and Lucy had temporarily moved away in 1966 (when most of the cartoons in this book were originally published). Also, Peppermint Patty (the stringy haired tomboy who had a crush on "Chuck", whooped his tail at baseball, and got straight D-minuses) emerged this year- one of the 1st more "modern" characters- she would later introduce Franklin and "Sir" Marcie. If any character proved that Peanuts was progressing forward, it was Peppermint Patty.

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Summary: Great for parents of amblyopes!
Review: This "Peanuts" book was valuable to me as the parent of two children with amblyopia. There is an episode where Sally Brown (Charlie's sister) gets amblyopia and has to wear an eyepatch. My kids really enjoyed reading about a child in a similar situation to theirs.

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Summary: Great for parents of amblyopes!
Review: This "Peanuts" book was valuable to me as the parent of two children with amblyopia. There is an episode where Sally Brown (Charlie's sister) gets amblyopia and has to wear an eyepatch. My kids really enjoyed reading about a child in a similar situation to theirs.