Charles Schulz’s Peanuts comic strip charmed and delighted millions of fans—both kids and adults—for more than 40 years. In November 2015, a new 3D Peanuts movie was released—the first in 35 years.
Just in time for the new movie, this ebook bundle introduces the memorable Peanuts gang—Snoopy, Lucy, Linus, Peppermint Patty, Sally, Marcie, Schroder, Woodstock, and Charlie Brown—to a whole new generation of readers.
You Have a Brother Named Spike: Snoopy’s brother Spike is coming for a visit—and the Peanuts gang is going crazy with curiosity. But Spike’s no pampered house pet—he’s a skinny dog who’s been living in the desert with a gang of coyotes! Soon Spike has taken over Linus’ bed—and Lucy is on a mission to fatten him up, with hilarious results.
Everyone Gets Gold Stars But Me: Miss Tenure gives out gold stars to everybody. She gives them out for good spelling, attendance, and even for drinking milk. But Peppermint Patty has never gotten a gold star—and she wants one. When the teacher’s box of treasured gold stars goes missing, Peppermint Patty is the main suspect. She enlists the help of Snoopy, the “world-famous attorney,†and goes undercover. She’s determined to find the real culprit and earn a gold star fair and square.
A Flying Ace Needs Lots of Root Beer: Snoopy, The World War I Flying Ace, finds refuge from the war in a little French café (a.k.a. Marcie’s house). A bemused Marcie lets Snoopy take over her house—until he drinks all her root beer and makes a mess with the empty mugs. Can Marcie get Snoopy to go back to Charlie Brown and his doghouse, and can the World War I Flying Ace evade the Red Baron?
I’ve Been Traded for a Pizza: Lucy and Marcie both play right field on competing baseball teams—and they’re both terrible at it. So their team captains, Charlie Brown and Peppermint Patty, negotiate a trade. Charlie Brown agrees to trade Lucy for Marcie, as long as Peppermint Patty will throw in a pizza. The trade doesn’t exactly go as expected—but that doesn’t stop Charlie Brown from eating the pizza!
My Best Friend, My Blanket: Against all odds, Linus has finally managed to put down his beloved security blanket for good. Feeling empowered by his success, he opens a clinic to help other children give up their own blankets. He’s in for a surprise, though—as his first client, Randolph, is not exactly what he seems.
