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Rating: - "Sir, I think you also have a crush on Chuck"
This book features the debut of Marcie who'd become Peppermint Patty's buddy and Joe Cool, one of Snoopy's alter egos. Of course, Snoopy carries on with his World War I Flying Ace persona and his vulture imitations (but almost gets clobbered when Lucy hears about the vulture on her snowman). Sally makes the cover and looks as if she's panicking since summer is almost over- "Holler in the streets!" Back to Marcie- she was a shy but sincere girl with glasses, who has a crush on Charlie Brown (whom she also calls "Chuck"). She's a little more honest about it then Peppermint Patty (who tactlessly denies it, unknowing that Charlie Brown has heard all). This was a gag used in the TV special There's No Time For Love, Charlie Brown. Snoopy steals Linus' blanket but when he threatens to toss the beagle's supper dish, he quickly returns it ("I never dreamed he'd fight dirty!" he ponders). Lucy threatens to run away to join a skating rink, albeit with ice skates as Linus quickly points out. Linus tries giving up his blanket with some "help" from Snoopy (the beagle uses the blanket to make 2 sportcoats- one for him and one for Woodstock). Charlie Brown tries to intervene but his help also isn't appreciated (Lucy gives some very true advice- "More harm has been caused by people who thought they were doing the right thing!"). Lucy tries "breaking up" with Schroeder and Schroeder keeps reminding her they never got together in the 1st place! He also promises her a kiss if she hits a home run (thinking the odds of her scoring a point are against it!). This was used in the TV special It's Arbor Day, Charlie Brown. Cartoons appeared in You've Come A Long Way Charlie Brown, Ha Ha Herman Charlie Brown and Thompson Is In Trouble Charlie Brown.

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