Charlie Brown is an iconic character who’s touched the hearts of millions over the last nearly 70 years. This holiday season you could include Charlie Brown books in your holiday gift buying. Fun and educational, Charlie Brown book would make a great gift for your favorite child reader! The Peanuts gang is back with new adventures highlighting exceptional people in these fully illustrated books written for children ages 4 to 8 years old. Our 7-year-old daughters and 9-year-old-daughters loved these stories and were happy for the opportunity to review them. Their favorite was “Where Did You Go, Charlie Brown?”
“Who Cares, Charlie Brown?” (ISBN: 978-1621572596) by Charles M. Schulz is touching ode to some of the world’s great humanitarian heroes—including one forgotten hero who helped little kids! This story will warm hearts and inspire. This book includes presentations on great humanitarian heroes and activity pages.
“What’s the Big Idea, Charlie Brown?” (ISBN: 978-1621572572) by Charles M. Schulz. Rediscover history’s great inventions—and learn about a very important inventor you’ve never even heard of before—in this fun and enlightening new Peanuts story. This book includes presentations on great inventors as well as activity pages.
“Where Did You Go, Charlie Brown?” (ISBN: 978-162157-258-9) by Charles M. Schulz. Retrace the remarkable journeys of men and women who tread new ground—including one woman you’ve never heard of before—in this exciting new Peanuts adventure. This book includes presentations on great explorers and activity pages.
Check out these Charlie Brown books (and other great books for kids) published by Little Patriot’s Press, and imprint of Regnery Kids. Regnery Kids publishes fun, creative, and original children’s literature that are non-partisan, entertaining, and brilliantly written and illustrated by award-winning authors and artists.
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I loved Charlie Brown as a kiddo 🙂 I still love it!