Love Story Picture Library #853
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "His Very Own Star," aspiring actress Maggie takes a bold step when her chance to shine comes unexpectedly—after a chance encounter with a Hollywood producer leaves him misreading her lines as a declaration of love. Written in a quiet, heartfelt tone and brought to life by the expressive work of José Montalbán on the cover, this 1971 story captures a moment of quiet magic, where a girl’s dream begins to unfold in the most unlikely way.
In "His Very Own Star," Maggie, a determined young woman with big dreams and a small part in the local play, takes a bold step when she improvises a dramatic line in front of a Hollywood producer—unintentionally sparking a misunderstanding that could change her life. As she’s thrust into the spotlight during an unexpected casting shift, the producer and her friend Pete are both watching, and the moment sets off a chain of events neither of them sees coming.
In "Crying Over You," Jo finds herself drawn to Pete, hoping he might live up to the heroic legacy of her father—a man she believed died saving others in a fire. When Pete hesitates to rescue a boy from a lake, Julie’s idealized image of heroism shatters, leading to a painful breakup. But a revelation from her mother upends everything: the truth about her father’s past is far from the story she’s cherished for decades.
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↩ Reprints Valentine #12 December 1964 (1964)
Reprinted in Love Story Picture Library #1401 (1976), Mambo #30
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