Love Story Picture Library #1021
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Two of a Kind," Keely seizes a chance to be near a film star staying near her hometown, fibbing about her cooking skills despite her father’s belief that she’s the worst cook in Pebblesea. When the truth comes out at sea, the film star’s brother steps in to help cover for her, and as the voyage unfolds, Keely finds an unexpected connection with him—though the star himself proves to be a hard one to please. A quiet, character-driven story from 1972, this issue captures a tender moment of connection and self-discovery, illustrated with the clean, expressive style typical of the Love Story Picture Library.
In "Two of a Kind," Keely seizes a chance to be near a film star whose crew is short a member, fibbing about her cooking skills despite her father’s belief that she’s the worst cook in Pebblesea. As the journey unfolds at sea, her deception is nearly exposed—only for the film star’s brother to quietly step in, revealing a shared wit and ease that surprises them both. What begins as a ruse slowly gives way to something more genuine, as Keely finds an unexpected kinship with the brother, who sees through her act and appreciates her for who she really is.
In "Look Through Any Window," Sally finds herself intrigued by her new neighbor, a young man who seems kind and handsome—until she catches glimpses of him with a different girl every day. When his parents are away, Sally’s mother invites him for Christmas, and he charms her parents with ease. But Sally, wary of his reputation, is determined not to be fooled—no matter how sweet he seems.
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↩ Reprints Valentine #25 December 1965 (1965)
Reprinted in Mambo #32 (1974), Love Story Picture Library #1521 (1978), Love Story Picture Library #1559 (1978), Love Story Picture Library #1573 (1979)
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