I Need All The Friends I Can Get
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Word Count
18,000 words, Guess
Page Count
72 pages
Physical Format
Hardcover
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveineedallfriendsi0000schu_e6r6
- ISBN-101933662395
- ISBN-139781933662398
- OCLC Control Number76945757
- Better World Books9781933662398
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL8814997M
Classifications
- LCCPN6728.P4 S3156 2006
- LCCNC1429 .S4365
- DDC741.5973
Description
First published in 1964, this classic Peanuts book features Charles Schulz's original Peanuts gang as they try to answer the question: What is the meaning of friendship?
First Sentence
"Well I hate to spoil all the fun, but I have to be going."
Description
The title says it all! The Peanuts gang has worked out another simple truth in this little gem. Life hasn't changed that much, and Charles Schulz's gentle wisdom will remind you that there is always time for neighbourhood bike rides and ice cream in the park. Originally published as part of the Peanuts "Happiness Is..." series, this celebratory edition wil surely appeal to a new generation of readers as much as it did when it was originally published decades ago. Now more than ever, we need the simple exuberance that Snoopy and the gang so perfectly express. Happiness is ... holding this book in your hands—again.
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