The Coloring of Money

Why spend $6.99 apiece for two volumes of unlicensed Peanuts pictures printed out of ratio when you can get both in one volume behind a hideously-designed cover for a mere $9.99??? That’s the question that Snoopy Coloring Book Volume 1-2 is designed to answer. I don’t know which part of it is more appealing: ripping off the Schulzes and Peanuts Worldwide, giving money to pirates, having poor reproduction, or paying more than you’d pay for an authorized coloring book at your local store! This, along with separate volumes 1 and 2, was published just last month via print on demand. Here’s hoping that it’s off the market soon!

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