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Currently, this list covers Peanuts strip reprint books and books of original Peanuts work by Charles Schulz. Other Peanuts-related books are covered in other pages of this guide. This isn't an all-editions bibliography, so publishers are not listed, except when I have an edition put out by a non-standard publisher (WR=Weekly Reader, SB=Scholastic Books, both of whom have put out editions of various books for sales via schools). Asterisks (*) indicate ones that I have. Other abbreviations are HB for hardcover, and CB for Charlie Brown.

Big thanks to those who've helped, with both bibliographic information (particularly fellow Peanuts biblionauts Scott McGuire and Derrick Bang) and books themselves (Dr. Sue Kost sacrificed a fine collection to the cause).

Peanuts strip reprints fans should be aware that trading cards reprinting classic Peanut strips were released. There are 100 cards in each of two series; ten series were intended, but they stopped producing them.

If you have any suggestions on format of this list, drop me a note--but I'm not ready to list all the printings, all the different publishers, etc. for all these books. If someone else wants to, be my guest!


--NAT GERTLER
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HOLT "FULL" BOOKS

This is the original series of Peanuts reprints, started in 1952 by Rinehart & Co. and continued into the 1970's by the same company (by then long-since renamed Holt, Rinehart, and Winston). These are 8 inches high by 5 inches across, except for the earlier printings of some Sunday-strip-only books, which are 5 inches high by 8 inches across. (These sideways books reproduce the whole first panel, which is dropped out of all the non-sideways books.) The contents of these books have been reworked into a number of other formats, such as Fawcett Crest half-books, Peanuts Parades, Peanuts Classics, and The World of Charlie Brown. See the primary collection grid to see how the portions are reworked in the different series. Many of these books were reprinted in hardcover by Weekly Reader, but many of those editions are abridged; see the Weekly Reader abridgement guide for details on identifying these volumes.
  • As You Like It, CB (63-64) * (HB--WR)
  • But We Love You, CB (57-59) *
  • Go Fly a Kite, CB (59-60) * (HB--WR)
  • Good Grief, More Peanuts (52-56) * (do not confuse with Classics book of the same name) (Sideways on all known printings through at least 18th printing, There were at least two printings in January 1967; the 21st was in the vertical format but the 22nd was back in the sideways format. Possibly they were printing different formats to address different markets?)
  • Good Ol' CB (55-57) * (HB--WR)
  • "Ha Ha, Herman," CB (71-72) * (HB-WR)
  • It's a Dog's Life, CB (60-62) *
  • Peanuts (50-52) *
  • More Peanuts (52-54) * (HB)
  • Peanuts Every Sunday (58-61) * (Sideways through the 9th printing; switched to the vertical format with the 10th printing.)
  • Snoopy (55-58) * (HB--WR) Note: While this is in the same format as the full book series, it contains many strips also included in earlier full books.
  • Snoopy Come Home (unabridged, no titles) * (HB--WR) Note: While this is in the same format as the full book series, it contains many strips also included in preceding full books. Do not confuse this strip books with the book adaptations of the animated film of the same name, which are in full color.
    • Snoopy Come Home (abridged with titles for each strip) * (HB--WR)
  • Sunday's Fun Day, CB (62-64) *
  • Thompson is in Trouble, CB (72-73) *
  • The Unsinkable CB (65-66) *
  • We're Right Behind You, CB (58-64) *
  • Win a Few, Lose a Few, CB (73-74) *(HB--WR)
  • You Can Do It, CB (62-63) *
  • You Can't Win, CB (60-62) * (HB-WR)
  • You Need Help, CB (64-65) *
  • You'll Flip, CB (65-67) *
  • You're Out Of Sight, CB (69-70) * (HB-WR)
  • You're Out of Your Mind, CB (56-59) * (Sideways through at least 12th printing, 1966; 15th printing sideways, Jan '67; vertical printings by at least the 16th printing, September, 1967)
  • You're Something Else, CB (67) *
  • You're the Guest of Honor, CB (72-73) * (HB--WR)
  • You're You, CB (67-68) *
  • You've Come a Long Way, CB (70-71) * (HB-WR)
  • You've Had It, CB (68-69) *

PEANUTS PARADE

The Peanuts Parade numbered series of 7 by 10 inch paperbacks took over from the "full" books. There are two sorts of Parade volumes: new strip collections, and books that reprint the contents of one-and-a-half full books. This is probably the favorite series amongst collectors. See the primary collection grid to see how the contents of these books align with the contents of other series.
  1. Who's the Funny Looking Kid with the Big Nose? *
  2. It's a Long Way to Tipperary *
  3. There's a Vulture Outside *
  4. What's Wrong with Being Crabby? *
  5. What Makes You Think Your Happy *
  6. Fly, You Stupid Kite, Fly *
  7. The Mad Punter Strikes Again *
  8. A Kiss on the Nose Turns Anger Aside *
  9. Thank Goodness for People *
  10. What Makes Musicians So Sarcastic? *
  11. Speak Softly and Carry a Beagle * The first printing of this book, which was the first Parade book to be issued, does not include the Peanuts Parade identifier nor the number.
      Weekly Reader culled two books from the material in Speak Softly; between the two of them, they do not collect the whole book.
    • Speak Softly and Carry a Beagle (abridged from the Parade book for Weekly Reader) * (HB-WR) ; if someone offers to sell you a hardcover of Speak Softly, this is probably what you'll be getting, a small and shortened version.
    • Thanks For Nothing, Snoopy (selections from Speak Softly And Carry A Beagle; a Weekly Reader original) * (HB--WR)
  12. Don't Hassle Me with Your Sighs, Chuck *
  13. There Goes the Shutout *
  14. Always Stick Up for the Underbird *
  15. It's Hard Work Being Bitter *
  16. How Long, Great Pumpkin, How Long *
  17. A Smile Makes a Lousy Umbrella *
  18. My Anxieties have Anxieties *
  19. It's Great to be a Superstar *
  20. Stop Snowing on My Secretary *
  21. Summers Fly, Winters Walk *
  22. The Beagle has Landed *
  23. And a Woodstock in a Birch Tree *
  24. Here Comes the April Fool! *
  25. Dr. Beagle and Mr. Hyde *
  26. You're Weird, Sir! *
  27. Kiss Her, You Blockhead! *
  28. I'm Not Your Sweet Babboo! *
  29. The Way of the Fussbudget is Not Easy * This book can be hard to spot on the rack, as the cover design is completely different from previous volumes

PEANUTS COLLECTOR SERIES

These, published by Topper Books, took the place of the "full books" for the strips from 1985 through 1988. They vary in sizes. The date in parenthesis indicates the date of the strips.

  • Dogs Don't Eat Dessert (85) *
  • You're on the Wrong Foot Again, CB (85) *
  • By Supper Possessed (86) * (Ravette British ed)
  • Talk is Cheep, CB (86-87) *
  • It Doesn't Take Much to Attract A Crowd (87) * (Ravette British ed)
  • If Beagles Could Fly (87-88) *
  • Don't Be Sad, Flying Ace (87-88) Note: some of the Sunday strips in this volume have panels blatantly out of order*
  • Could You Be More Pacific? (88) *

    ANDREWS & MCMEEL REPRINT SERIES

    Andrews & McMeel briefly took over the serial reprinting of the strips, with 2 in the square format that they use to reprint just about everything plus one larger book. These are:
    • Make Way for the King of the Jungle ('89) *
    • Being a Dog Is a Full-Time Job ('89-'90) *
    • Around the World in 45 Years ('93-'94)(larger book, with commentary) *

    PEANUTS TREASURY

    After a long period without any new sequential reprints, Harper Perennial suddenly (and delightfully) started issuing year-by-year collections. Each volume has about 300 dailies (missing about a dozen over the course of the year) and about 12 Sundays (missing about 40) These are:
    • Now, That's Profound, Charlie Brown ('91) *
    • I Told You So, You Blockhead ('92) *
    • Dogs Are Worth It ('93; overlaps with Around The World in 45 Years)
    • The World Is Filled With Mondays ('94; overlaps with Around The World in 45 Years) *

    BALLANTINE'S BOOKS

    Ballantine Books took over the sequential reprint books for the last five years of the strip, and issued them in reverse order. These books are intended to be complete, covering all the strips for the year (or, in the case of Peanuts 2000, for the year-and-change.)
    • Peanuts 2000 ('99-2000) in color, even the dailies. The first printing is missing the finale "farewell" daily and Sunday strips; the second printing includes the Sunday version. * (First printing)
    • It's a Dog's Life, Snoopy (1998) *
    • It's a Big World, Charlie Brown (1997, with the last two strips of 1996) *
    • The World According To Lucy (1996) * Not to be confused with the small Hallmark hardcover of the same title
    • It Was A Dark And Stormy Night, Snoopy (1995) *

    FAWCETT CREST "HALF BOOKS"

    The Fawcett Crest line of standard paperback-sized books are the longest-running series of Peanuts reprints, starting in the early 1960s with The Wonderful World of Peanuts and ending with the last new title (Lead On, Snoopy) in 1991. A few titles remain in print to this day. Despite there being 100 titles in this series, it never reprinted as much as a single strip that hadn't previously been reprinted in some other book. Each book was made up of selections from another book. At first, each book contained half the strips from one of the "full" books. Next, they would reprint 1/3 of the contents of a Peanuts Parade book. The last dozen each reprinted either 2/3s of a volume from the Peanuts Collector Series, or 1/3 each of two separate volumes. See the primary collection grid to see how the contents of these books align with the contents of other series.
    • All This and Snoopy, Too *
    • Blaze the Trail, Snoopy *
    • CB and Snoopy *
    • Don't Bet On It, Snoopy *
    • Don't give up, CB *
    • For The Love of Peanuts *
    • Fun With Peanuts *
    • Get Back to Nature, Snoopy *
    • Get Physical, Snoopy! *
    • Go Fish, Snoopy! *
    • Go For It, CB *
    • Good Catch, Snoopy! * (coverless)
    • Good Grief, CB *
    • Good Morning, Snoopy *
    • Good Ol' Snoopy *
    • Guess Who, CB *
    • Hats Off to You, CB *
    • Have a Ball, Snoopy *
    • Have It Your Way, CB *
    • Have No Fear, Snoopy *
    • Here Comes CB! *
    • Here Comes Snoopy *
    • Here's to You, CB *
    • Hey, Peanuts *
    • Hold the Fort, Snoopy *
    • How Does She Do That, CB? *
    • How Romantic, CB *
    • It's All Yours, Snoopy *
    • It's Chow Time, Snoopy *
    • It's for You, Snoopy *
    • It's Party Time, Snoopy
    • It's Raining on Your Parade, CB *
    • It's Show Time, Snoopy *
    • It's Your Turn, Snoopy *
    • Jogging is In, Snoopy *
    • Keep Up the Good Work, CB *
    • Lead On, Snoopy! *
    • Let's Face it, CB *
    • Let's Hear It for Dinner, Snoopy *
    • Let's Party, CB *
    • Look Out Behind You, Snoopy *
    • Love and Kisses, Snoopy *
    • Nice Shot, Snoopy! *
    • Nobody's Perfect, CB *
    • Peanuts for Everybody *
    • Play Ball, Snoopy *
    • School's Out, CB *
    • She Likes You, CB! *
    • Sing for Your Supper, Snoopy *
    • Slide, CB! Slide! *
    • Snoopy, Top Dog *
    • Stay With It, Snoopy *
    • Strike Three, CB! *
    • Sweet Dreams, CB *
    • Take Charge, Snoopy *
    • Take It Easy, CB *
    • That's Life, Snoopy *
    • There's No One Like You, Snoopy *
    • They're Playing Your Song, CB *
    • Think About It Tomorrow, Snoopy *
    • Think Thinner, Snoopy *
    • This is the Best Time of the Day, CB *
    • This is Your Life, CB *
    • Try It Again, CB * (British edition)
    • Up and At ÔEm, Snoopy *
    • Very Funny, CB *
    • Watch out, CB *
    • We Love You, Snoopy *
    • We're All in This Together *
    • We're on Your Side, CB *
    • What Next, CB *
    • What Now, CB? *
    • Who Do You Think You Are, CB? * (also have library-bound HB)
    • Who Was That Dog I Saw You With, CB? *
    • The Wonderful World of Peanuts *
    • You Are Too Much, CB *
    • You Asked For It, CB *
    • You Can't Win Them All, CB *
    • Your Choice, Snoopy *
    • You're a Brave Man, CB *
    • You're a Knockout, Charlie Brown *
    • You're a Pal, Snoopy *
    • You're a Winner, CB *
    • You're an Ace, Snoopy! *
    • You're Hopeless, Charlie Brown *
    • You're my Hero, CB *
    • You're Not Alone, CB *
    • You're Not For Real, Snoopy *
    • You're On Your Own, Snoopy *
    • You're Our Kind of Dog, Snoopy *
    • You're so Smart, Snoopy *
    • You're Something Special, Snoopy! *
    • You're Supposed to Lead, CB *
    • You're the Greatest, CB (strips; there's an animated book with same name) *
    • You've Come a Long Way, Snoopy *
    • You've Done it Again, CB *
    • You've got a friend, CB *
    • You've Got It Made, Snoopy *
    • You've Got to be Kidding, Snoopy *
    • You've Got to be You, Snoopy *

    PEANUTS CLASSICS

    Peanuts Classics is the current series reprinting material that was originally published in 1984 or before. Each 5 by 8 inch volume reprints the contents of one "full" book, 2/3rds of a Parade book, or 1/3 each of two separate Parade books. The editing on these books are quite sloppy, with strips meeting and other strips repeated; because of this, collectors seem to look askance at this series, although there is some interest in the first printings because they were printed on acid-free paper that should stay clean and white for quite a long time.. For a full guide to how the content of these books align with the contents of other book series, see the primary collection grid. Note: The titles on most of these books are taken from the "full" or Parade book they reprint; you can identify the Peanuts Classics version because it says Peanuts Classics on the cover.

    The first printing of each volume was printed on acid-free paper, which should make it withstand the ravages of time better than the later printings which were on cheaper stock.

    • Always Stick Up for the Underbird *
    • And a Woodstock in a Birch Tree
    • The Beagle has Landed
    • The Cheshire Beagle
    • Don't Hassle Me with Your Sighs, Chuck *
    • Dr. Beagle and Mr. Hyde *
    • Duck, Here Comes Another Day *
    • Fly, You Stupid Kite, Fly
    • Good Grief, More Peanuts
    • Here Comes the April Fool! *
    • How Long, Great Pumpkin, How Long? *
    • I Heard a D-Minus Call Me *
    • I'm Not Your Sweet Babboo!
    • It's a Long Way to Tipperary
    • It's Great to be a Superstar
    • It's Hard Work Being Bitter
    • Kiss Her, You Blockhead! *
    • A Kiss on the Nose Turns Anger Aside
    • The Mad Punter Strikes Again
    • My Anxieties have Anxieties *
    • Nothing Echoes Like an Empty Mailbox *
    • Peanuts Every Sunday *
    • Sarcasm Does Not Become You, Ma'am *
    • A Smile Makes a Lousy Umbrella
    • Speak Softly and Carry a Beagle *
    • Stop Snowing on My Secretary
    • Summers Fly, Winters Walk
    • Sunday's Fun Day, Charlie Brown
    • Thank Goodness for People
    • There Goes the Shutout *
    • There's a Vulture Outside *
    • The Unsinkable Charlie Brown
    • The Way of the Fussbudget is Not Easy
    • What Makes Musicians So Sarcastic?
    • What Makes You Think You're Happy?
    • What's Wrong with Being Crabby? *
    • Who's the Funny Looking Kid with the Big Nose?
    • You Can't Win, Charlie Brown
    • You're Out of Your Mind, Charlie Brown *
    • You're the Guest of Honor, Charlie Brown
    • You've Come a Long Way, Charlie Brown *
    • You're Weird, Sir!

    DOUBLE VOLUME EDITION

    These are flip books, with two half books on opposite sides from each other. Interestingly, they chose to make the two half books taken from the same whole books into this, so in effect these have the same strips as certain whole books. Listed variously as Peanuts Double Volume Edition and Fawcett Double Volume Edition.

  • The Wonderful World of Peanuts/Hey, Peanuts! * (Same contents as More Peanuts)
  • Good Grief, CB/For the Love of Peanuts * (same contents as Good Grief, More Peanuts)

    THE WORLD OF CHARLIE BROWN

    This is an odd duck of a set. It is nine hardcover books, each containing the contents of two Holt, Rinehart, Winston full books. They were issued as a boxed set by the toy manufacturer Mattel.

    • The Unsinkable CB/Peanuts Every Sunday * (HB)
    • But We Love You, CB/You're Out of Your Mind, CB * (HB)
    • Sunday's Fun Day, CB/You're Out of Sight, CB * (HB)
    • Go Fly a Kite, CB/Snoopy * (HB)
    • You're You, CB/You Can't Win, CB * (HB)
    • You Can Do It, CB/You'll Flip, CB * (HB)
    • You've Had It, CB/As You Like It, CB * (HB)
    • You're Something Else, CB/We're Right Behind You, CB * (HB)
    • You Need Help, CB/It's a Dog's Life, CB * (HB)

    BEST-IN-BOOKS FULL BOOK ABRIDGEMENTS

    Best-in-Books was a hardback series (similar to Reader's Digest Condensed Books), collecting abridgements and excerpts of several books into a single volume. On a number of volumes, these included excerpts from Peanuts strip collections. They would do multiple excerpts from the same Peanuts book. I have listed them here by the title of the first book listed on the book's spine, as well as by the volume number which is in the indica. (I suspect there are a number more than what is listed here; for a while, I was working under the misconception that there would only be one volume containing excerpts from any one Peanuts book.)

    • #13 The Breaking Wave (excerpts from both Peanuts and More Peanuts) *
    • #24a Twilight for the Gods (Excerpts Good Ol' CB) *
    • #28 The Wind in the Forest (Excerpts Good Ol' CB) *
    • #33 Our Man in Havana (excerpts Snoopy) *
    • #36 The Town House (excerpts Snoopy) *
    • #37 Nine Coaches Waiting (excerpts You're out of Your Mind, CB) *
    • #42 The Silver Chalice (excerpts Peanuts; also includes an excerpt from Kids Say The Darndest Things, including Schulz illustrations) *

    CHICAGO TRIBUNE FULL BOOK EXCERPTS

    In 1968, the Chicago Tribune newspaper included paper booklets in some of its Sunday editions. These were 16 pages long, unbound. Each interior page and the back cover reprinted 2 pages from a full book, with color added. The reader had to cut and probably even fold pages in order to make the book; the only copies I have access to have already been built.

    • At Home With Snoopy (excerpts You Need Help, Charlie Brown; published March 10, 1968) *
    • You Had It Coming, Charlie Brown! (excerpts The Unsinkable Charlie Brown; published July 7, 1968) *

    BALLANTINE BIG BOOKS

    These collections were not made for standard book distribution; the Collections hardcovers appeared in big-box stores in 2006, and the paperback two-in

    • Peanuts Collection (includes It's a Dog's Life, Snoopy; It's a Big World, Charlie Brown; Peanus 2000) * (HB)
    • More Peanuts Collection (includes non-primary book Who's On First, Charlie Brown; plus The World According to Lucy; It Was a Dark and Stormy Night, Snoopy) * (HB)
    • It's a Dog's Life, Snoopy/It's a Big World, Charlie Brown *

    THE COMPLETE PEANUTS

    The series that Peanuts fans longed for for many years: a complete reprinting of the strip, including the thousands of strips that have never been in any book. They are issuing two volumes per year, each covering about two years of the strip.
    • Volume 1: 1950-1952 * (HB)
    • Volume 2: 1953-1954 * (HB)
    • Volume 3: 1955-1956 * (HB)
    • Volume 4: 1957-1958 * (HB)
    • Volume 5: 1959-1960 * (HB)
    • Volume 6: 1961-1962 * (HB)
    • Volume 7: 1963-1964 * (HB)
    • Volume 8: 1965-1966 * (HB)
    • Volume 9: 1967-1968 * (HB)

    PEANUTS JUVENILE BOOKS

    These are oversized hardcover colored strip reprints.
    • CB: This Is Your Life * (HB)
    • Sally: School Is My World * (HB)
    • Schroeder: Music Is My Life * (HB)
    • Snoopy: My Greatest Adventures * (HB)

    THEMED HARPER-COLLINS BOOKS

    These currently-available books are all hardcover strip reprints, built around certain themes. They come in several sizes, and are designed for gift-giving.

      PEANUTS AT WORK AND PLAY

      Themes are professions and hobbies.
      • Bon Voyage *
      • The Doctor is In(sane) *
      • Eating Is My Business *
      • Dogs Are from Jupiter (Cats Are from the Moon) *
      • A Good Caddy Is Hard to Find *
      • Insights From The Outfield *
      • Laughter is the Best Exercise *
      • The Literary Ace Strikes Again *
      • Punt, Pass, and Peanuts *
      • See You Later, Litigator! *
      • Way Beyond Therapy *

      PASSIONATE PEANUTS

      Emotional themes.
      • Friends for Life *
      • Here's to You, Mom! *
      • I Love You *
      • Love Is in the Air *
      • Love Isn't Easy Hallmark offered a version of this book in different dimensions (tall, rather than square) and without the Passionate Peanuts markings, dust jacket, or gift wrap * (both regular and Hallmark)
      • Our Lines Must Be Crossed *
      • Siblings Should Never Be In The Same Family *
      • Somebody Loves You *
      • You're the Tops, Pops! *

      PEANUTS WISDOM

      Inspirational themes.
      • Born Crabby *
      • Have Another Cookie (It'll Make You Feel Better) Hallmark offered a version of this book in different dimensions (tall, rather than square) and without the Peanuts Wisdom markings, dust jacket, or gift wrap * (both regular and Hallmark)
      • Life Is Like a Ten-Speed Bicycle *
      • Life's Answers (And Much, Much More) *
      • Me, Stressed Out? *
      • Once You're Over the Hill, You Begin to Pick Up Speed *
      • You Can Count on Me *

      FESTIVE PEANUTS

      Holiday-oriented strips.
      • Bah, Humbug! *
      • Birthdays Are No Piece of Cake *
      • Happy Birthday! (And One to Glow On) Hallmark offered a paperback version of this book in different dimensions (wide, rather than square) and without the Festive Peanuts markings, dust jacket, or gift wrap * (both regular and Hallmark)
      • Happy Halloween *
      • Happy New Year *
      • It's Christmas! *
      • Lighten Up, It's Christmas! *
      • Peanuts Christmas Ornament Book (Note: This book does not really qualify for the list. It consists of five cardboard ornaments which can be punched out of the pages of a folded thick sheet of board; it may not really count as a book. The Ornaments are decorated with repurposed drawings. It is being included on the list here only for those who are interested in completing a "Festive Peanuts" collection) *
      • Season's Greetings! *
      • 'Tis the Season to Be Crabby *
      • You're Divine Valentine *

    HALLMARK MINIBOOKS

    Hallmark had several series of these. They're a little over 5 inches tall, 4 inches wide, and hardcover. Most are strip reprints with just a few strips per book.

      PEANUTS PHILOSOPHERS

      • The Wisdom of CB *
      • Linus on Life *
      • Snoopy's Philosophy *
      • The World According to Lucy * (not to be confused with the 2002 book of the same title)
      • Lucy Looks at Life *
      • The Wit and Wisdom of Snoopy *
      • The Meditations of Linus *
      • CB's Reflections *
      • We All Have Our Hangups *
      • It Always Rains on Our Generation *
      • Everything I do Makes Me Feel Guilty *
      • Help Stamp Out Things That Need Stamping Out *

      THOUGHTFULNESS LIBRARY

      There are also portions of this set which are not strip reprints; see prose & pics books page.
      • Charlie Brown's World *
      • The Flying Ace *
      • Live And Learn *
      • Love Sweet Love *

      AMBASSADOR FRIENDSHIP LIBRARY

      There are also portions of this set which are not strip reprints; see prose & pics books page.
      • A Woman's World *

    PEANUTS ON...

    These are miniature gift books, 3 inches wide and 3.5 inches high, each reprinting a handful of strips in full color.
    • My Sweet Babboo: Peanuts On Love *
    • Oh Friend Of Friends: Peanuts On Friendship *
      • abridged edition * staple-bound; part of a gift box set

    ODD COLLECTIONS

    • And the Beagles and the Bunnies Shall Lie Down Together * (Ravette)
    • Big League Peanuts *
    • Brothers and Sisters: it's All Relative *
    • Charlie Brown: Not Your Average Blockhead * (HB)
    • Classroom Peanuts * (HB)
    • The Colorful World of Snoopy, Linus, Schroeder, Lucy, and Charlie Brown * This appears to have been marketed as a coloring book, but made up of 31 Sunday strip reprints, it qualifies for this list. This is an oversized book, about 14 by 20 inches.
    • An Educated Slice Includes a couple dozen original single-panel golf-themed gags, in addition to strip reprints *
    • For a Nickel I can Cure Anything! *
    • It Goes Without Saying * (HB)
    • It Really Doesn't Take Much to Make a Dad Happy! * (HB)
    • It's Back To School, Charlie Brown *
    • It's Fun to Lie Here and Listen to the Sounds of the Night * (HB)
    • It's Off to Camp, Charlie Brown *
    • It's Par for the Course, Charlie Brown *
    • It's Your First Crush, Charlie Brown all little red-haired girl strips *
    • The Joy of a Peanuts Christmas A hardcover, available only from Hallmark for Christmas, 2000 * (HB)
    • Lucy: Not Just Another Pretty Face * (HB)
      The Many Faces of Snoopy *
    • Merry Christmas Sweety! Woof, Woof, Woof! * Miniature gift booklet boxed with a cardboard doghouse
    • Peanuts: A Golden Celebration * (HB)
    • Peanuts All-Stars * Strips about basketball, football, hockey, and tennis
    • A Peanuts Christmas Note: despite the claims made on the dust jacket of this book, it is not a complete collection of Christmas strips. Lots of Christmas strips, yes; complete, no.* (HB)
    • A Peanuts Valentine Not to be confused with the children's storybook of the same title * (HB)
    • Peanuts Classics * (HB--Book Club Edition)
    • Peanuts Revisited (Note: unabridged 224-page version) * (HB)
      • Peanuts Revisited (100-page abridged edition from Weekly Reader; not listed as abridged on the cover; Last panel on last page is "Hang it around your neck, you blockhead") * (HB--WR)
      • Peanuts Revisited (80-page abridged edition from Weekly Reader; not listed as abridged on the cover; last panel on last page is "Generalities!") * (HB--WR)
      • I Feel Lonely When I'm All Alone (128-page book from Weekly Reader containing all of the material in the full Peanuts Revisited but left out of the 100-page abridgement) * (HB--WR)
    • Peanuts Jubilee * (with commentary; the text from this was reprinted in Family Circle in October 1975, under the title "Charle Brown, Snoopy, and Me". The magazine had the gall to claim that the text, without only 7 strips, was worth the same $35 as was then being charged for the hardcover books with hundreds of strips.)
    • Peanuts: The Art of Charles M. Schulz This is a great book, but an odd strip reprint. All of the strips are photographed either from aged, yellowed newspaper clippings, or from the original art. It also includes samples of Schulz's pre-Peanuts strip, plenty of sketches and designs, and photos of other Peanuts items. Please note that a few factual errors are in these books, which you can see on my error list.
      • hardcover edition * (HB)
      • paperback (includes 32 pages not in hardcover, missing 4 pages that were, some errors fixed) *
    • Peanuts Treasury * (HB)
    • Play It Again, Schroeder *
    • Sandlot Peanuts * (HB)
    • Security is an Eye Patch * This is a keen one. It's a 16 page pamphlet published by the US Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, reprinting the strips about Sally's dealing with her "lazy eye" (amblyopia).
    • The Snoopy Festival * (HB)
    • Snoopy: Not Your Average Dog * (HB)
    • Snoopy's Grand Slam * (HB) A mix of original single-panel gags and strips
    • Snoopy's Love Book * (HB)
    • Snoopy's Tennis Book * This contains original material in addition to strips. It also has an intro by Billie Jean King.
    • Trick or treat! A Peanuts Halloween *
    • Who's On First, CB? *
    • Winning isn't Everything, but Losing isn't Anything * (HB)
    • Woodstock: A Bird's-eye View *
    • You Don't Look 35, CB! (with commentary) *
    • You're In School Now, CB (part of a study program for schools) *

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