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I don’t know about in your family but in mine few characters have remained as beloved as Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Woodstock, Lucy, and the rest of the Peanuts gang. Recently, we had the opportunity to review three fun Peanuts books that encourage creativity, learning, and self-expression.
The first book, The Peanuts Guide to Friendship, reminds readers about kindness, friendship, and understanding through memorable moments featuring favorite Peanuts characters. I like how the book is small but would look nice sitting on the coffee table. Charlie and David liked the book because it reminded them of a Comic Book.
The second book we received was called Peanuts All About Me: My Fill-In Book encourages children to share their interests, dreams, and personalities while creating a keepsake they can enjoy for years to come. My family had a lot of fun answering and filling in the questions in the book which allowed us to spend time together while we got offline for a bit.
The last book we received was How to Draw Peanuts for Kids which helps young artists learn how to draw beloved characters through easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions. Charlie and David did great at drawing the pictures together while I watched. This book would make a fun Father’s Day Gift and also a great addition to a Homeschool Art Class.
Together, these books provide a wonderful combination of reading, creativity, art, and personal growth. They are ideal for summer learning, homeschool activities, rainy-day fun, and gift-giving occasions. If you’re traveling this year, bring them along to keep summer learning going all year long.
Our family especially appreciated how these books encourage children to spend time reading, drawing, and expressing themselves away from screens. This is why you will find each of the books inside our Summer Gift Guide.
If you like #Peanuts and the character as much as my families does who is your favorite character and why?
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Thank you,
Glenda, Charlie and David Cates
