Mirabelle #5 July 1969
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "A Cool Kind of Love...", Mirabelle's long-time daydream of Simon—a figment of her imagination—takes a surprising turn when she encounters a real-life Simon who accidentally drops an 'S' on her head while setting up his new boutique. With heartfelt charm and delicate art by Purita Campos, this 1969 issue captures a quiet moment of magic in the mundane, where fantasy and reality begin to blur.
Jo never expected her daydream of Simon to become real—until the man himself drops a letter 'S' on her head while setting up his new boutique. The moment feels like fate, but is it?
In "Marina Square," Carol’s pride is stoked when Kate’s husband dismisses her style, sparking a bold move: she opens her own boutique, Dolly Mixture, right across from Kate’s shop, Gear Girl, in the heart of Marina Square. The rivalry unfolds with quiet tension and sharp wit, as two women test their vision, flair, and nerve in a battle of style and spirit.
In "Don't Tie Me Down" from Mirabelle #5 (1969), Sue and Dave are thrown together at a shared bungalow arranged by their parents, but the easy camaraderie between them has shifted—Dave’s distant demeanor leaves Sue wondering what’s changed, and whether their friendship can survive the summer’s quiet tension.
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Reprinted in Pink Annual #1977 (1977)
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