My Little Margie #32

When an enchanted young woman buys what she thinks is a charming still life painting at an art exhibition, she has no idea she's become an unwitting player in an international art heist. A romantic-looking artist, stolen masterpiece, and a case of mistaken identity by the authorities lead to a comedic mix-up that leaves her thoroughly disillusioned—until another suspicious suitor appears with apples on his mind. A lighthearted romp through art fraud and mistaken intentions that proves some lessons take more than one lesson to learn.

Margie borrows a dog named Frisky from the general store while the family rents a cabin, but her father arrives home to find a bearskin rug that's just been installed—and mistakes it for a real bear prowling inside. When Dad opens fire to protect his daughter, the chaos that follows leaves the cabin in ruins and him facing a hefty bill for the damage, though Margie still thinks he's a hero for trying to save her.

Margie and Mrs. Odetts head out west for a quiet vacation at the Bar B Q Ranch, only to find that the remote Wyoming setting promises anything but relaxation once they arrive. When the ranch hands cook up a prank to scare the city girls with a fake outlaw ambush, Margie decides to turn the tables—but things take a wild turn when real danger crashes the party. It's a rollicking tale of mistaken intentions and Western chaos that'll have you wondering who's really pulling the wool over whom.