Mirabelle #14 March 1970
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Dolly-Pops," Sue finds herself unexpectedly drawn into a new chapter when caring for Tony’s dog during his four-week training trip. While playing with the pup in a park, a chance encounter between dogs brings her face to face with someone who helps her see life in a whole new light. With heartfelt moments and quiet charm, this touching story unfolds through the expressive art of Jorge Badía Romero, capturing small joys and quiet transformations.
In "The Dolly-Pops," the band is stranded in Wales after Marge crashes their tour bus, forcing them to take temporary jobs in the countryside. As the girls begin to form new connections with local boys, Dena can't help but wonder if their close-knit bond might be fading.
In "Girl's Best Friend," Sue agrees to care for Tony’s dog during his four-week training scheme, only to find her heart unexpectedly stirred when a chance encounter at the park—sparked by the dog’s antics—leads her to someone new. Written by an unknown author and illustrated by an unknown artist, the story captures a quiet moment of connection, where a loyal pet becomes the unlikely bridge to a fresh start.
In "Ever Had That Feeling?", Cleo’s unease turns into something unexpected when a man she thinks is following her ends up sharing her shelter under the trees during a sudden downpour—leading to a quiet connection that deepens into romance. Months later, he reveals the truth: he was indeed following her, but the moment they met was the start of something far more meaningful than chance.
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