As soon as I saw you, I fell in love with you.

Author: Charles M. Schulz
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Publication Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Snoopy and his friends: Charlie Brown, is a kind-hearted and considerate person, but the things he does often go awry, and he is quite clumsy. On the baseball field, he serves as both the team captain and pitcher, yet he frequently loses games. He secretly admires a red-haired girl but dares not confess his feelings. Although he seems to embody all the sorrows of life, he remains optimistic, generous, and always gives his all. He is Snoopy's owner. Snoopy, an all-around athlete with a passion for writing novels. He loves cookies and ice cream and can be considered a small beagle who doesn't resemble a typical dog much. His greatest interest is to transform into others—sometimes becoming a celebrity, sometimes a hero of World War II, and at other times a famous surgeon. His owner is Charlie Brown. Snoopy's greatest dislike is the neighbor's cat. Sally Brown, Charlie Brown's sister, deeply admires Linus and dreams every day of becoming his bride. She is a very strong and charming girl, always neat and efficient in whatever she does; she is a capable girl who dislikes schoolwork the most. Woodstock (Woodster), a peculiar horse that almost never takes off into the air, often forgets to fly back to his hometown as a migratory bird. He is Snoopy's most loyal secretary and best friend, and only Snoopy can understand what he says. Lucy, a talkative and critical person, is very eloquent and often believes the world revolves around her as a self-centeredist. She frequently tries to impress Snoopy with her affections, but he clearly is not moved. Linus, Lucy's younger brother, is always wrapped in his blanket, the trademark of his personality. He is a scholar of the "Peanuts" family, often quoting biblical verses and speaking with the authoritative tone of a scientist. He is a very charming teenager. Peppermint Patty, who always dozes off during class and is not good at studying, but shows great talent in sports, especially baseball. She is a very tomboyish girl who not only believes Snoopy is a human but also has a great fondness for Charlie Brown. She is very original in her personality. Marcie, a diligent girl who sits behind Peppermint Patty, is excellent in her studies and has a clear mind. However, she often acts spontaneously in daily life. She not only admires Peppermint Patty but also has a crush on Charlie Brown. Schroeder, an artist who can play Beethoven's famous piano compositions on a toy piano. In the baseball team, he is a competent catcher, but his mind often wanders to Beethoven while playing. Rerun, Lucy and Linus's younger brother, always rides his mother's bicycle. Franklin, a good confidant for Charlie Brown, performs very well in school. Ping, a little boy covered in dirt, seems to be born with the ability to attract dirty things to himself.