* = There's a copy of this book in the AAUGH.com
reference library.
(HB) = The copy in the reference library is
a hardcover (may not be noted on books available solely in
hardcover.)
CB = Charlie Brown
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About the AAUGH.com Peanuts book collector guide
There have been hundreds of different Peanuts and Peanuts-related books issued
since 1952. This list is an attempt to list all of the books released in the
U.S. and English-language books released elsewhere, with some notes on non-English
foreign editions. You'll also find some articles for the Peaunts fan. The collector's
guide divides the list into pages based around what type of book each is. In
some case, this division is a judgment call. If you have a book that's not on
the list that you'd like to tell me about, please see the Frequently
Asked Questions list for information about how to contact me and what information
I'll need. Please note: at this point, I am not tracking coloring books, activity
books, or greeting
cards (including multipage greeting cards.)
Do not email me asking how much your books are worth. I do not believe in
setting collectible values.
Pages of this site:
Primary strip collection grid: This is the handiest
page on this site. It organizes all of the sequential strip reprint series
(the little Fawcett Crest books, Peanuts Parade books, Holt books, Peanuts
Collectors Series, Peanuts Treasury, Peanuts Classics and Andrews & McMeel
books) so that you can tell which books reprint strips from which years,
and which books are merely reprints of other books you already have.
Sheet music books: Books of Peanuts-related music,
and sheet music books illustrated with Peanuts pictures.
Schulz intros and illos: Charles Schulz has illustrated
or provided forewords for a number of books which he did not write, which
you'll find here.
Schulz's other comics: Schulz had several other
projects, including the pre-Peanuts series "Li'l Folks", the syndicated panel "It's
Only A Game", and a series of cartoon panels for a religious magazine. Books
that collect them or reuse the art are found here.
Essay books: There have been a number of books
that use Peanuts strips to illustrate concepts of religion, psychology, and
so on.
Peanuts history: Historic overview of the development
of Peanuts, and biographies of Schulz.
