Snoopy Complete Collection.15

Author: Charles M. Schulz (USA)
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: As long as I'm under the bed, I can control the whole world! — Licensing has to fit an entire story into such a small space, which is indeed a challenge. For me, it has pushed me not only to make each story more complete but also more creative. — Charles Schulz "Although Schulz's Peanuts is defined as mainstream, a closer look reveals cynical and unconventional wit that resonates with the hearts of Americans and people around the world." — Time "He injected a new attitude into comics. He told us how sad children feel after rejection and failure, yet he made them laugh through their words." — Mort Walker (The madcap minty Patty takes her unreasonable temperament to the library. She aimlessly borrows books from the librarian, only to realize she forgot her library card, and foolishly asks, 'Can I use a travel pass?' That's not all—while others quietly read, she suddenly starts singing an old song from World War II. Macy kindly reminds her to quiet down, and she boldly declares, 'I bet my song triggered a wave of memories!' Snoopy might be a writing genius, but when it comes to music and learning languages, he struggles. When Sloth plays the piano, he keeps falling asleep, infuriating Sloth, who then furiously plays Bach's fantasy, making Snoopy roll around in the notes. In a dreamlike and surreal way, upon waking, he manages to pick up the scattered notes one by one and clumsily stack them together. Poor Sloth sighs at the pile of musical trash, while Snoopy departs with satisfaction! Although the beautiful French girl sparks his strong interest in learning French, when he encounters masculine and feminine words, he gets dizzy and whispers, 'I give up!'