Peanuts Guide to Life by Charles M. Schulz (2014, Hardcover)

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ISBN-10: 0762454326 Genre: Reference, Humor gtin13: 9780762454327 ISBN-13: 9780762454327 brand: Running Press Publisher: Running Press Illustrator: Yes Item Width: 6.4 in Number of Pages: 128 Pages Intended Audience: Trade Format: Hardcover Author: Charles M. Schulz Topic: Personal & Practical Guides, Form / Comic Strips & Cartoons, Form / Pictorial, Form / Essays Publication Year: 2014 LC Classification Number: PN6231.C6142S35 2014 Book Title: Peanuts Guide to Life Dewey Decimal: 741.5 Synopsis: Peanuts Wisdom on Parade What do cartoon characters know about life? Plenty, if they reflect the sentiments of the world's most beloved cartoonist. The late Charles Schulz was the first to use the human condition,rather than action and adventure,as the basis for a comic strip. Peanuts Guide to Life presents Schulz' classic observations, his most charming counsel,filtered, of course, through his loveable cast of characters. You'll find them all inside this book,Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Sally, Lucy, Schroeder, Peppermint Patty, Marcie, Woodstock,sharing their wry observations and advice.Foreword by Andy Cohen., Peanuts Wisdom on Parade What do cartoon characters know about life? Plenty, if they reflect the sentiments of the world's most beloved cartoonist. The late Charles Schulz was the first to use the human condition--rather than action and adventure--as the basis for a comic strip. Peanuts Guide to Life presents Schulz' classic observations, his most charming counsel--filtered, of course, through his loveable cast of characters. You'll find them all inside this book--Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Sally, Lucy, Schroeder, Peppermint Patty, Marcie, Woodstock--sharing their wry observations and advice. Foreword by Andy Cohen., In October of 1950, a new kind of strip was born. Its creator, a 27 year old Minnesota cartoonist named Charles Schulz, chose to strike out in a new direction rather than follow the lead of other cartoonists. Rather than relying on slapstick, action, or adventure--Schulz used Peanuts to tell the truth about life. "It was a measure of his genius to put his whimsical observations on the meaning of life into the mouths of babies," said his hometown paper, The Press Democrat, in an article summing up his legacy. The late Bill Mauldin, one of Schulz' favorite cartoonists, called him a "philosopher, a Gandhi." It is that focus on life wisdom--leavened with Schulz' trademark humor--that is celebrated in the Peanuts: Guide to Life. Here are Schulz' pithiest observations on what it means to live--and love--well., Peanuts Wisdom on Parade What do cartoon characters know about life? Plenty, if they reflect the sentiments of the world's most beloved cartoonist. The late Charles Schulz was the first to use the human condition -- rather than action and adventure -- as the basis for a comic strip. Peanuts Guide to Life presents Schulz' classic observations, his most charming counsel -- filtered, of course, through his loveable cast of characters. You'll find them all inside this book -- Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Sally, Lucy, Schroeder, Peppermint Patty, Marcie, Woodstock -- sharing their wry observations and advice. Foreword by Andy Cohen. LCCN: 2013-954662 Language: English Item Height: 0.5 in Dewey Edition: 22 Item Weight: 9.1 Oz Item Length: 6.4 in