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The Comics of Charles Schulz: The Good Grief of Modern Life | Jared Gardner, Ian Gordon

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An unparalleled gathering of research devoted to one of the world s most influential comic strips"

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Julsmarshall

The Comics of Charles Schulz: The Good Grief of Modern Life | Jared Gardner, Ian Gordon

Got to check out the Charles Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa with my sweet sister @Ireadkidlit her kids and my son and had a ball! Highly recommend if you are ever in the area!

Ruthiella Do you know this museum @dabbe ? 8mo

dabbe @Ruthiella Oh, yes, I do! I've never been there though but hope to someday! Was it as incredible as I hope it is? 🤩🤩🤩 8mo

dabbe Lovely picture, too! 🤩🤩🤩 8mo

Julsmarshall Yes, @dabbe it was amazing! 8mo

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LibrarianRyan

The Comics of Charles Schulz: The Good Grief of Modern Life | Jared Gardner, Ian Gordon

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3⭐️ This is a lovely look at the Peanuts Cartoons and life in general. It comes from a univerity press, and was not what I was anticipating. It is a look not just at the cartoons themselves (as there are few in this book) but more about what they mean, what brought about scenes, what brought about characters. This is a study, but a fascinating one. It made for a slow thoughtful read.

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