Snoopy: Boogie Down!: A PEANUTS Collection (Peanuts Kids Book 11) Kindle & comiXology

These books are so wonderful! They are color comics. Our 10 year old loves them! He cannot get enough! In fact, he reads through them so voraciously I am struggling to buy them fast enough for him! Since it encourages him to read (and Schulz used great vocabulary) we don’t often say no to book purchases. These have been pretty budget friendly, he has decorated his room in posters, and he reads and laughs before bedtime which has made him fall asleep more easily. We will continue to buy these. We may have them all so far!

My 8 year old grandson loved this book. He reads it over and over.

I Love these books.

cute books, always love peanuts characters. look forward to adding more to the set.

LOVE IT

I grew up reading “Peanuts” and I’m happy to see that the love of the series is being passed down with the publication of SNOOPY: BOOGIE DOWN! This is the 11th collection of “Peanuts” books published by Andrew McMeel that is aimed at younger readers. Unlike some of the other books in the series, this book doesn’t feature Snoopy more than any of the other regular “Peanuts” characters. Instead, it takes its title from a storyline where Linus accidently gives his blanket to a new girl who moves in and gets Snoopy to help him get it back. Snoopy attempts to do so by pulling out is dance movies, specifically his disco dance moves. Snoopy has some battles with the cat next door, Linus waits for the Great Pumpkin during Halloween, and Sally talks to the wall at school. Spike makes a short visit in this collection; I always liked it when Snoopy’s brothers would visit him (I liked Olaf slightly better). SNOOPY: BOOGIE DOWN! is aimed at young readers at it’s a good collection to do so. There are a few references that the kids might have to have explained to them (I don’t think anyone younger than 35 knows what disco is), but that’s about the only unusual thing about the collection. Highly recommended for “Peanuts” fans both young and old as well as a way to introduce someone to “Peanuts.” New copies of the book include a poster of the book's cover.

'Snoopy: Boogie Down!' by Charles M. Schulz is the 11th collection by Andrews McMeel Publishing. These are great collections and feature color strips throughout.This time around Snoopy deals with mealtime woes. Sally goes to camp and meets a new kid (and forgets to have a bad time at camp along the way). The new kid moves in to the neighborhood and manages to get Linus' prized blanket, and Linus, Snoopy and Woodstock have to perform a daring rescue.There are also tennis jokes, baseball jokes, and more. I love that these original black and white strips are now in color. The color process honors the originals. There are daily strips as well as Sundays. Get a copy of this for a kid in your life. These are still classic.I received a review copy of this ebook from Andrews McMeel Publishing and NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. Thank you for allowing me to review this ebook.

It’s Charlie Brown and the gang so naturally I devoured this book as soon as it downloaded on my iPad. I’ve now finished my reread and all I can think is that I need to save up for the inevitable. One of these days I’m going to own the entire collection of Peanuts so I will always have smiles at my fingertips.I was surprised by the amount of comics in this collection that I’d never read before. There will be kids who are discovering Peanuts who’ll no doubt ask their parents what some of the now dated references mean but they are few and far between. I loved that this collection was in colour so even the comics I already knew and loved felt fresh.Snoopy continues his battle of wits with the creative bully cat next door and we wait with Linus and Marci for the Great Pumpkin. Peppermint Patty asks for Marci’s help to stay awake in class and Sally talks to the school building and seeks protection against the powers of darkness, i.e., the third grader whose ruler she broke. Charlie Brown checks his calendar to see if there’s anything coming up that he needs to dread, Schroeder plays piano and is annoyed by Lucy, Lucy dispenses 5 cents worth of wisdom, Snoopy’s brother Spike visits, Woodstock saves the day, and Pig-Pen even makes an appearance. My favourite comics included delightfully dour Eudora, who Sally first meets at camp.Thank you to NetGalley and Andrews McMeel Publishing for the opportunity to giggle my way through this collection of comics. I’m already looking forward to the next collection.

As a self-confessed Snoopy addict, I am always happy to see another book of Snoopy cartoons. This one is a good size with clear colour pictures and easy-to-read writing, all useful when you get to my age!

Das Buch hat tolle Geschichten, dauernd erwischt man sich beim schmunzeln. Alles in Farbe, was bei den Jahresausgaben nicht der Fall ist. Ich habe es auf einmal gelesen und mich wirklich amüsiert. Tolles Buch, perfekter Zeitvertreib... Jedem Fan zu empfehlen, für Kinder der perfekte Peanuts Einstieg.

Charlie Brown et ses amis, dont le fidèle SNOOPY, ne cessent de nous faire rire. Une BD intemporelle….Pour se détendre et s’esclaffer !!,

Recommended for all adults Peanuts fans and kids in general. Good printing and colors.