Little Archie #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Tea Tempest," Mr. Weatherbee’s pride takes a hit when the kids mock him for stopping their rooftop parachute stunt—only to find his unexpected fall from the roof earns him a surprising new kind of respect. Written and illustrated by Bob Bolling, this 1957 classic captures a moment of quiet humor and heart, with Bolling’s signature art bringing the schoolyard antics to life. The cover by Bob Bolling perfectly frames the chaos, a 25-cent slice of Archie-era charm.
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Mr. Weatherbee is crushed when he overhears the children calling him a sissy, and the kids consider him even more of a "fraidy cat" after he stops them from parachuting off the roof with an umbrella. But then Mr. Weatherbee accidentally wins the children's respect when he falls off the roof himself.
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