My client does not understand me.

Author: Schultz
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: "Snoopy" storm hits again! A rare collectible, a perfect gift, and a top-quality read! It records every second and detail of Snoopy! "Dog lovers" are in luck! Many might not be able to name the little dog next door, but they definitely recognize him—Snoopy. As a little beagle, Snoopy insists he's not a dog. He considers himself cool, especially around girls, and is very gentle and kind. He dislikes grass and cats. His specialty is celebrity impersonation, and in sports, he's an all-around athlete. This sport-loving, novel-writing, pizza, biscuit, and ice cream-loving cartoon dog, who never remembers his owner's name, has been seen by people in 75 countries worldwide through 2,600 newspapers, 300 million comic books, 50 cartoons, and countless products. Snoopy and his friends: Charlie Brown, a kind and considerate person, but often does things that go awry and is extremely clumsy. He is both the team captain and pitcher on the baseball team but keeps losing. He secretly admires a red-haired girl but dares not confess. Despite seeming to carry all the sorrows of life, he remains optimistic, generous, and always gives his all. He is Snoopy's owner. Snoopy, an all-around athlete, enjoys writing novels. He loves biscuits and ice cream and can be considered a beagle not much like a dog. His greatest interest is to transform into others—sometimes celebrities, sometimes heroes of World War II, or even famous surgeons. His owner is Charlie Brown. He hates the neighbor's cat the most. Sally Brown, Charlie Brown's sister, deeply admires Linus and dreams of becoming his wife every day. She is very tough and charming, always doing things neatly and efficiently; she is a capable girl who hates schoolwork the most. Woodstock (Hoo-hoo), a strange horse that almost never takes off, 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, talkative and fond of criticizing others, is very eloquent and believes the world revolves around her—a selfish egoist. She often tries to sell herself to Schroeder, but he clearly isn't moved. Linus, Lucy's brother, is always wrapped in his blanket, the scholar of the "Peanuts" family, often quoting the Bible and speaking with an authoritative tone like a scientist. He is a very charming teenager. Peppermint Patty, always dozing off in class and not good at studying, but has a natural talent for sports, especially baseball. She is a very tomboyish girl who not only believes Snoopy is human but also likes Charlie Brown very much. She is very original in her personality. Marcie, a diligent girl sitting behind Peppermint Patty, though she does well in her studies and is clear-headed, often acts spontaneously in daily life. She admires Peppermint Patty and is also infatuated with Charlie Brown. Schroeder, an artist who can play Beethoven's famous piano compositions, is a competent catcher on the baseball team, but often thinks about Beethoven while playing. Rerun, Lucy and Linus's younger brother, always rides his mother's bicycle. Franklin, a good confidant for Charlie Brown, does very well in school. Ping, a little boy covered in dirt, seems to have a natural ability to attract dirt. Spike, Snoopy's older brother, lives alone in the wilderness of the desert, a lonely little dog.