Mirabelle #1 July 1961
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Every Day's a Holiday...", Penny’s life takes an unexpected turn when a chance encounter with a fashion designer sparks romance and marriage—only to see her sister make a surprising choice, trading glamour for a simpler life with a garage mechanic. Written and drawn by Frank Langford, this heartfelt 1961 tale from Mirabelle explores the quiet power of love over fame, all captured in the distinctive style of its creator. The cover by Frank Langford complements the story’s gentle charm and timeless appeal.
In "Every Day's a Holiday...", Jo finds herself dreading the return to her dull routine in Bradley after a brief escape. But when a bright-eyed coworker starts sprinkling small joys into her days, even the most ordinary moments begin to feel like something to anticipate.
In "My Haunted Heart," Jo finds herself unsettled by the house her fiancé has bought—its familiar rooms stirring a deep, forgotten dread. As she pieces together repressed memories from a childhood holiday, the past begins to blur with the present, and the house feels less like a home and more like a trap.
In "For Love Alone," Penny finds herself unexpectedly drawn to a fashion designer after a chance encounter, setting off a whirlwind romance that leads to marriage. When her sister, once envied for her glamour and success, walks away from it all to marry a garage mechanic, Penny begins to wonder what truly matters in love.
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