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Peanuts #21

Charles M. Schulz, Various Various

Publisher: KaBOOM!

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Summary

When Lucy throws Schroeder’s piano into the Kite-Eating Tree, Charlie Brown and Snoopy must find a way to save the instrument from being chomped. "The Piano-Eating Tree" and many more Peanuts advenutres can be found in this months’s issue of all-out fun!
Available since: 09/17/2014.

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