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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Not all strip reprints are books

Coming next April is Happiness is a Postcard, a boxed set of fifty “unique” (by which they mean there are no repeats in the box) postcards. And some of them, going by the promo image, are reprints of Sunday strips. So that doesn’t count as a “book” for my list of …

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A Big Box and a Test Email

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Coming: How to Draw Peanuts for Kids

In January, the book How to Draw Peanuts for Kids: Create Snoopy, Charlie Brown, Linus, and the Gang will hit us, turning all kids into microSchulzes. I don’t yet know who is developing it — the author is listed as Charles M. Schulz, but the text of the blurb says merely …