Camp humor with Charlie Brown

Coming in May: It’s Off to Camp, Charlie Brown, a camp-themed strip collection in paperback from Ballantine Books. 160 pages with a cover price of $11.95 US.

Meanwhile, it’s calendar-buying season already, and you can get any of a number of Peanuts calendars.

  • The Peanuts Happiness Is wall calendar comes with a different Happiness Is saying for each month, plus a sheet of stickers!
  • A mini wall calendar for those with a little less space on their walls
  • The day-by-day calendar has another sheet and another Peanuts gag for every day of the year

In less than a week, a new display will be opening at the Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa: a display of 66 strips about everyone’s favorite toy pianist, Schroeder. The exhibit runs September 14th through January 16th.


If shopping at AAUGH.com seems to work a little differently now, well, you’re right. We finally got rid of that “click here” screen that used to appear whenever you click on a product name. It’s a small thing, but it should make placing your order that much smoother.

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