Cover of The Many Faces of Snoopy

The Many Faces of Snoopy

Snoopy may be one of a kind, but there are many different sides to his beloved personality. He sports hip black shades as Joe Cool, soars the skies as the Flying Ace to bring down the Red Baron, argues a brilliant court case as the fearless Legal Beagle, and types his "dark and stormy" masterpiece as a bone-afide literary icon. But through it all, Snoopy is always a trustworthy dog and man's very best friend.

Audience
childrens
Length
medium · 352 pages

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