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-65%The Complete Peanuts 1993-1994: Volume 22—
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$7.01The Story
Author: Charles M. Schulz
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 344
In the 22nd volume of The Complete Peanuts, you'll see the whole gang waiting . . . and waiting . . . and waiting for a bus that never comes. Charlie Brown finally hits a game-winning home run - off Roy Hobbs's great-granddaughter? Linus lobbies the White House to nominate Snoopy for a Supreme Court seat (alas, it goes to Ruth Bader Ginsburg instead), Woodstock discovers his long-lost grandfather's diary, detailing a hard life in captivity (i.e., a birdcage).
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 344
In the 22nd volume of The Complete Peanuts, you'll see the whole gang waiting . . . and waiting . . . and waiting for a bus that never comes. Charlie Brown finally hits a game-winning home run - off Roy Hobbs's great-granddaughter? Linus lobbies the White House to nominate Snoopy for a Supreme Court seat (alas, it goes to Ruth Bader Ginsburg instead), Woodstock discovers his long-lost grandfather's diary, detailing a hard life in captivity (i.e., a birdcage).
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Author: Charles M. Schulz
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 344
In the 22nd volume of The Complete Peanuts, you'll see the whole gang waiting . . . and waiting . . . and waiting for a bus that never comes. Charlie Brown finally hits a game-winning home run - off Roy Hobbs's great-granddaughter? Linus lobbies the White House to nominate Snoopy for a Supreme Court seat (alas, it goes to Ruth Bader Ginsburg instead), Woodstock discovers his long-lost grandfather's diary, detailing a hard life in captivity (i.e., a birdcage).
Format: Hardback
Number of Pages: 344
In the 22nd volume of The Complete Peanuts, you'll see the whole gang waiting . . . and waiting . . . and waiting for a bus that never comes. Charlie Brown finally hits a game-winning home run - off Roy Hobbs's great-granddaughter? Linus lobbies the White House to nominate Snoopy for a Supreme Court seat (alas, it goes to Ruth Bader Ginsburg instead), Woodstock discovers his long-lost grandfather's diary, detailing a hard life in captivity (i.e., a birdcage).
