I absolutely adored this journey down memory lane! So fun ti explore peanuts and snoopie again. Do give it a go, or buy it to add to your collection, if you're a Peanuts fan like me!

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I am a huge Snoopy fan, and this both warmed my heart and made me smile. There something comforting about these comics. It’s just cozy, and you feel like you could return to them over and over again. This is as good as all the other Snoopy I’ve read over the years. They could do these until I’m 80 and it would be just fine with me. The world is so simple, yet at the same time has the ability to hit you at times with something quietly profound. I’d recommend this to anyone, of any age.

Thanks to Netgalley, and Andrew McMeel Publishing for the free copy in exchange for an honest review.

It is a pity I can’ t do a review since I haven’t been able to download correctly this book in my devices. However, I guess this book is As good as the previous ones, because Snoopy is always Snoopy , and I like so much the color of its pictures and the typical features of their characters, so simple so great.

It's always a fun and enjoyable time whenever I read Snoopy. I may be biased considering he's my all-time favorite cartoon character but I love the silliness and the light feeling the strips offer. It raises a chuckle here and there out of me and it's definitely something my daughter also likes looking at and asks me to read out loud (even though she doesn't get much of the humor, she's only 3 after all.)

a book about snoopy the dog!!!
you will enjoy.
yo will have fun.
you will learn.
i didn't find it too interesting though.

Nostalgia! This reminds me so much of my childhood, good old fashion, clean comics. I really enjoyed watching Charlie Brown as a kid and loved some his other comics growing up, I'm so glad Schulz is still at it. This generation needs Charlie Brown and his friends! As usual, its well written, lessons were learned and fun was had by the peanuts gang! We will absolutely be getting this one into the hands of our kids!

Snoopy and the gang - always a winner!

I don't know what I could possibly say that hasn't been said many times before... and probably better than I could hope to say. You already know if this book is right for you.

(SPOILER ALERT: It is! It's right for you... It's right for me... It's right for everyone!)

Snoopy is the embodiment of fun and joy. Dive in to this book and Boogie Down!

'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.

Who doesn't love Snoopy? Full of classic, nostalgic, witty humor and endearing illustrations. A must for "Peanuts" lovers. Five stars. Keep this series coming.

This isn't teh funniest collection of PEanuts but it does a good job on facousing on a vriety caharacters. I really like teh special content included. Seeing Snoopy evolve is awesome.

*~.Book Analysis.~*
Just remembering that those were my impressions and opinion as a reader :)

Rating: 4 stars
Reading period: Nov. 25th, 2018
Format: ebook
Source: NetGalley – I have received this book in exchange for an honest review.
Release date: Oct. 16th, 2018

PROS
As always, the fine and intelligent humor present on Snoopy stripes is impeccable. Social criticism also never misses an opportunity to present itself and makes us think of what exactly are we doing with our lives.

CONS
As a lover of comic books and comic stripes, sometimes I find Snoopy ones a little too serious or too plain in comparison to other works.

COVER ANALYSIS
Come on, it’s Snoopy! It’s sooo cute! *--*

RECOMMENDED FOR
Comic book and Snoopy fans!

Reading a book of Snoopy cartoons by the late Charles Schulz is like revisiting your childhood. Then I read them for the dry wit of the characters and for love of the dog who danced with such joy!! They simply made me smile. Now I also recognize the clever wisdom Schulz imbedded in these characters.

Growing up, Charlie Brown, Linus, Lucy, Marcie, Peppermint Patty, Snoopy, Woodstock and Pigpen were my tribe. They still are, I just wear grown-up clothes and look a bit older.

A wonderful look back at characters who became part of the American culture. Thank-you, Mr. Schulz. I know it's too late an offering, but thank-you!

Thanks too to NetGalley and Andrew McMeel Publishing.

This 11th collection of Snoopy's comics has its hits and misses. The previous installment is much better because there are a lot of funny comic panels, and it's kinda sad that this volume is not that good. I was even looking forward to reading this because I thought that this would be just as good like I'm Not Your Sweet Babboo. Nevertheless, I'm still happy that I was able to read this volume, and that I will still try to find and read the previously published ones in this comic book series.

I received an ARC of this book from NetGalley in exchange for my unbiased opinion.

This is volume 11 of Charles Schulz's Peanuts comics, featuring Charlie Brown, Snoopy, et al. The end of the book talks a little about the dancing featured throughout the years of Peanuts cartoons. Some of these comics were ones I don't remember seeing before, such as the ones where the cat slashes shapes into Snoopy's doghouse. Those appear to have been common back in 1977-78! I love the Peanuts cartoons, and hopefully this book will make them more known to younger generations.

Another great peanuts book! I loved Snoopy and his shenanigans and getting to see all the characters again was a treat! As usual, the illustrations were adorable and the comics were funny. I rated this book 4 stars.
Recommendation: ages 0 and up
FTC DISCLAIMER: I received this book in exchange for an honest review

There’s been so many of these books that it’s hard for them to come up with a new theme. This one doesn’t really matter till the end.
Right away there’s a pun worthy of making me wonder if the guy from Pearls Before Swine got the idea here.
I hate bugs, but I’ll adopt the one who knows more than Lucy and Sally.
Never saw the character Eudora before. I like her, especially her fishing style.
The disguised drop shot made me chuckle before I could stop it.
There’s a special section at the end featuring the history of dance in the strip.
3.5 pushed up to 4/5

I loved reliving a childhood of reading Peanuts cartoons and watching all those TV specials! The humor is timeless and the artwork as engaging as ever, but some references to past personalities such as Farrah Fawcett and Mary Tyler Moore will be missed by today’s students. Libraries with an active circulation of graphic novels may wish to purchase this and other Peanuts compilations, but without any clear plot or available Accelerated Reader quiz, it would clearly be a strictly for entertainment purchase.

As always, books like this remind me of how much I like Snoopy and the gang! Charles Schultz created an enduring legacy that we can still read his comics and enjoy them.

Definitely worth it for any fan of Peanuts. And for those who haven't read these comics... well, you're in for a treat!

As always hilarious and never fails to teach us a life lesson. Snoopy will never outgrow the child in all of us..