It’s Chow Time, Snoopy
Just finished reading “It’s Chow Time, Snoopy” be Charles M. Schultz, published by Fawcett Crest back in 1983.
Trigger Warning: This collection of Peanuts strips throughly debunks the notion that Peppermint Patty and Marcie are lesbians and establishes a canonical boyfriend-girlfriend relationship between Peppermint Patty and PigPen.
It begins when Peppermint Patty calls up Charlie Brown and asks him if he will set her up on a date with a boy for the upcoming Valentine’s Day Disco Dance at her school. Her only request is not to be set up with his crazy dog.
She even wears a dress and presents herself as a girl!
There are several classic strips which demonstrate why Charlie Brown is an effective team leader who knows the importance of trying without being given a participation trophy.
I got this copy from Chamblin’s Book Mine. A good many of my Peanuts books had gotten lost over the years and I think a majority of them had gotten lost when we moved to Florida after Dad retired.
Great Classic Peanuts fun!
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
TEN STARS
Trigger Warning: This collection of Peanuts strips throughly debunks the notion that Peppermint Patty and Marcie are lesbians and establishes a canonical boyfriend-girlfriend relationship between Peppermint Patty and PigPen.
It begins when Peppermint Patty calls up Charlie Brown and asks him if he will set her up on a date with a boy for the upcoming Valentine’s Day Disco Dance at her school. Her only request is not to be set up with his crazy dog.
She even wears a dress and presents herself as a girl!
There are several classic strips which demonstrate why Charlie Brown is an effective team leader who knows the importance of trying without being given a participation trophy.
I got this copy from Chamblin’s Book Mine. A good many of my Peanuts books had gotten lost over the years and I think a majority of them had gotten lost when we moved to Florida after Dad retired.
Great Classic Peanuts fun!
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
TEN STARS
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