Mostly recycled Peanuts books

There are some new Peanuts titles showing up in the pipeline. I don’t have covers yet, but the books are simple to explain.

  • Welcome Home, Franklin! adopts the new TV special that will hit Apple TV+ on the 16th.
  • Here’s to You Charlie Brown and You’re the Greatest, Charlie Brown are more of the Titan book reprints of old strip collections. If you miss having books in the Fawcett Crest mass-market format, then these are for you.
  • Love Is Everywhere, Snoopy! is a board book
  • Peanuts Storybook Treasury is a hardcover collecting eighteen previous books, specifically Lose the Blanket, Linus!; Kick the Football, Charlie Brown!; Cool Like Snoopy; Messy Like Pigpen; Snoopy for President; Sweet Like Sally; A Best Friend for Snoopy; A Best Friend for Woodstock; It’s Hockey Time, Franklin; You’re a Big Brother, Charlie Brown!; Nice to Meet You, Franklin; Shoot for the Moon, Snoopy!; Snoopy’s Snow Day; Woodstock’s Sunny Day;
    Woodstock’s First Flight; It’s Springtime, Snoopy; The Many Faces of Snoopy; and Hugs for Snoopy. Some of those were proper storybooks, others were board books. 

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