The World According to Lucy

by Charles M. Schulz and Charles Schultz

Book Overview

THE WORLD LOVES LUCY Five cents is a bargain for great advice. Especially when it's coming from Lucy Van Pelt So what if she has a reputation for being a little bossy, a little crabby. And when she... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0345442717
• ISBN13: 9780345442710
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Ballantine Books
• Length: 160 Pages
• Weight: 0.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 8.6" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Funny

This book has comics from 1996. Includes the return of Emily, RERUN starts Kindergarten, good football and basketball and baseball comics. I love that this book has all 366 comics including 2/29. One thing that upsets me however is the Sunday comics do not show the second panel.

This is awesome!

This fun-filled book has vivid and funny strips! I recommend it for anybody who loves Peanuts.

Finally good Peanuts-strips collections !

It is hard to believe that the most popular comic strip characters in the history have been treated so wrongly in the past. You could buy tons of merchandising, but the true essentials, being the strips themselves, were published at random... until now !!! Thank God that this editor is publishing complete and chronological runs !!! A full year per book, and the "sundays" in colour : what else do you need ? I only regret that only 2 books are published every year : at this rate it will take 25 years to complete this edition !

Classic

How can you go wrong with Peanuts? In this set from 1996 you get: Rerun's first day at school, Reruns first dog, protests against fishing, what happened in WWI, Charlie Brown going to a dance, the revelation of Woodstock's royal lineage, and much more.Keep your nickle. This bit of advice is on me: This is a bit of great humor. Do whatLucy says, and get this book!

More info about this book

This is the next installment in the regressing yearly strip reprint series. These are from 1996. The dailies are un-colorized (unlike the previous book) and the Sundays are in color.