Charles M. Schulz Books in Order

Rerun experiments with drawing underground comics as Peanuts approaches its final farewell. This volume collects the strips from 1999 through February 2000 and includes Li’l Folks, the earlier single-panel comic that anticipated Schulz’s celebrated neighborhood.

Schulz’s work beyond the newspaper strip reveals another side of the Peanuts world. This final collection brings together storybooks, comic-book stories, advertising drawings and other rarely reprinted material, accompanied by Jean Schulz’s reflections on their shared life.

The Peanuts gang's sibling relationships provide the focus of this themed collection. Drawn from Charles Schulz's world of children and their familiar companions, it gathers comic perspectives on brothers and sisters within the broader relationships and everyday concerns of the neighborhood.

The Peanuts characters examine friendship through blankets, food, criticism, and companionship in this themed collection. Linus, Snoopy, and Lucy offer contrasting examples of support, showing the pleasures and frustrations of relying on others and finding a place within their familiar group.

Peppermint Patty navigates school, friendship, and romance with her characteristic misunderstandings and blunt opinions. Exchanges with Marcie, conversations with Charlie Brown, classroom sleepiness, and affection from Snoopy gather her recurring predicaments into a collection centered on her distinctive outlook.

Snoopy takes center stage in strips selected from each of Peanuts' five decades. His varied imagined careers and adventures reveal the range of a character whose life extends far beyond the doghouse and his relationship with Charlie Brown.

This volume collects the Sunday Peanuts strips of 1971 through 1975 with coloring based on their original newspaper presentation. The familiar characters' encounters bring together Schulz's visual humor and philosophical observations within the larger format of the weekly Sunday page.

Snoopy tries to help his friends through worries, losses and everyday mishaps while pursuing adventures of his own. Searching for Lila and facing the Red Baron join Lucy’s romantic frustrations and Linus’s questions about life without his blanket.

Seasonal comic strips follow Snoopy and his friends through holidays, skating and baseball. Charlie Brown hopes for a valentine and team caps, while changing weather and familiar visitors provide fresh opportunities for the gang’s everyday disappointments.

Sunday strips from 1976 through 1980 bring Charlie Brown, Linus, Sally, Schroeder, and their friends together with an increasingly famous Snoopy. Restored newspaper colors preserve the visual character of the period while gathering five years of the comic's weekly pages.

Charlie Brown struggles with baseball and mistaken phone calls while his friends pursue their own ambitions. Snoopy confronts an enormous sandwich, Sally finds a romantic rival and the arrival of Spike creates another problem in this strip collection.

Charlie Brown begins baseball season determined to win, master kite flying and outwit the tree that frustrates him. These comic strips follow his persistent efforts as friendship and everyday setbacks test plans that rarely unfold as expected.

Lucy campaigns for women’s equality and attempts a Beethoven biography while her friends face problems of their own. Woodstock experiments with farming, Peppermint Patty struggles at school and Charlie Brown’s misfortune sends him to the hospital.

The Sunday Peanuts strips of 1981 through 1985 feature Franklin, Peppermint Patty, Spike, and the Beagle Scouts alongside the familiar neighborhood cast. Charlie Brown's kite struggles and Lucy's psychiatric advice recur in pages restored and recolored from their newspaper versions.

This collection gathers the Sunday Peanuts pages from 1986 through 1990, restoring their newspaper coloring in a larger format. Schulz's established cast continues its recurring conversations, frustrations, and imaginative encounters across five years near the later part of the strip's run.

Snoopy sets his sights on becoming the first beagle in space while also leading Woodstock and the Beagle Scouts. This collection follows his ambitious imaginary missions alongside ordinary moments with Charlie Brown and the rest of the gang.

Sunday strips from 1991 through 1995 follow Snoopy and Woodstock's friendship, Charlie Brown's baseball difficulties, and Spike's desert life. Restored color pages gather the familiar ensemble as Schulz carries its recurring concerns and comic relationships into the 1990s.

The final Sunday-strip volume covers 1996 through 2000, including Snoopy's imagined service at Valley Forge and a growing role for Rerun. Restored color pages conclude the newspaper run and include Schulz's farewell letter to the readers of Peanuts.

Snoopy’s brother Marbles visits, Sally heads to beanbag camp and Marcie joins the safety patrol in this strip collection. Charlie Brown continues hoping for a baseball victory while Snoopy pursues supper, writing and his own imaginative exploits.

Snoopy and the Peanuts gang tackle games, rivalry and the uncertain rewards of competition in this comic-strip collection. On-field mishaps and everyday friendships offer another round of opportunities for Charlie Brown to keep trying despite disappointment.

Snoopy leads Woodstock and his fellow Beagle Scouts through camping trips, wildlife encounters and demanding coastal journeys. This collection combines their outdoor comic-strip adventures with activities and practical material designed to encourage young readers’ own explorations.

The complete daily Peanuts strips from 1990 through January 2000 bring Schulz's final decade together. Charlie Brown's baseball fortunes, Snoopy's fantasies, school troubles, and new arrivals unfold alongside notes tracing the comic's development in its closing years.

Classic Peanuts strips from 1960 to 1962 follow Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy, Linus, and their friends. School, first crushes, baseball, and puzzling grown-up rules provide the everyday complications in this collection of the gang's early adventures.

Snoopy sleds in his supper dish, flies dangerous missions, and leads Woodstock's friends on a cliffside hike. Between adventures, he returns to his doghouse and typewriter in this selection of classic Peanuts strips presented for younger readers.

Snoopy recounts his life through classic Peanuts strips, from his beginnings at Daisy Hill Puppy Farm to his family and first owner. His travels and many imaginary identities reveal the history behind the beagle's elaborate adventures.

Lucy turns Linus’s security blanket into a kite, Sally resists school and Charlie Brown’s baseball idol suffers a setback. This collection follows familiar worries and unlikely ambitions, including Linus’s unexpected interest in raising cattle.

Summer camp, scouting, baseball and school assignments keep the Peanuts gang busy in this collection of daily and Sunday strips. Alongside familiar friends, Eudora, Molly Volley and Snoopy's brother Spike bring new complications to their everyday adventures.

Charlie Brown’s enthusiasm for baseball survives lost games, pitching disasters and teammates’ mistakes. Three complete comic-strip stories follow his efforts to lead Lucy, Linus, Snoopy and the others toward success despite their relentlessly difficult record.

Birthdays provide the occasion for the Peanuts gang to reflect on getting older without surrendering a youthful outlook. Classic comic strips and short quotations approach age, celebration and growing up through the characters' familiar hopes and frustrations.

Charlie Brown and his friends confront the small triumphs and setbacks of childhood in this collection of classic newspaper cartoons. Snoopy, Lucy, Linus and the rest of the gang turn ordinary encounters into encounters with friendship, frustration and imagination.

Snoopy takes up his typewriter and sets out to become a celebrated novelist. As he works atop his doghouse, Charlie Brown and the rest of the Peanuts gang supply interruptions and inspiration for his ambitious literary career.

Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang tackle school, baseball and first crushes in this collection of newspaper cartoons. Lucy, Linus, Snoopy and their friends struggle with everyday problems while trying to make sense of the grown-ups' rules.

Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy and their friends return in a collection of Sunday newspaper strips from 1962 to 1965. School, friendship and the small disappointments of childhood provide the setting for the gang's familiar rivalries and imaginative escapes.

Snoopy adopts the role of a world-famous surgeon in this collection of medical-themed Peanuts humor. His canine view of the profession combines grand ambitions, operating-room antics, and confidently delivered advice for those who find themselves in his care.

Lucy offers advice for a nickel and expects everyone around her to follow it. This collection brings together her psychiatric booth, her treatment of Charlie Brown and her dealings with the Peanuts gang, revealing the confidence behind her bossy reputation.

Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang navigate school, early crushes and the frustrations of baseball in this collection of strips from 1963 and 1964. Their encounters with adult rules reveal how complicated everyday childhood can become.