Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown

Once again, Charles Schultz, the author,invites us,the readers, to celebrate Valentine's Day with our favorite someone. Now, that could be your sweetheart, your Dad, your Mom, you baby brother, or your sister; it could even be a friend. Maybe, it's your pet whatever, like a Webkinz, or a Beany Baby, or even a cuddly bear. Whomever, whatever, know that you are sweet on something or someone other than yourself, and that's okay. So, Charlie Brown has a crush on the little red-haired girl, and for whatever it's worth, he needs to walk through the experience; he needs to show someone he cares. For young children, Valentine's Day is a symbolic time of showing signs of affection to their peers. Some classrooms have the children bring to school, individual shoe boxes that are specifically decorated for Valentine's Day. The children are taught to sign their names on each card, and carefully place the name of each classmate on an envelope. Then, the children take turns "delivering" the valentine to each child's mailbox. It's actually a reading experience, along with the fun. So, go for it, Alexandra, start writing those valentines, and remember to include one for Isabella. Happy Hearts' Day!

Pretty much the same as the special,(except for the Pawpet Show),Charlie Brown waits for valentines with pie in the sky hopes. Snoopy makes a music box out of paper, while Sally makes a diamond and a club, and Charlie Brown watches his "something that is very nice" fall apart.

This book was really funny. Charlie Brown, Lucy and Snoopy are probably the best charaters.