Schulz on the Kindle

You may have heard a lot lately about the Kindle, Amazon’s new electronic book which can quickly download and display books without being attached to a computer. There are more than 80,000 books available for this device… and now one of them is a Charles Schulz book.

That’s right, Kindle users can now download Schulz’s Youth, the collection of Schulz’s single-panel cartoons about teenagers. I think it will be a while before most comics and cartoon books find a friendly home on these electronic books, but Schulz’s open, clean style along with this being a single-panel work makes this book a good fit for the new device.

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