My Little Margie #39
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains two stories. In "Too Many Cooks," Margie attempts to impress her father by preparing dinner herself, but he insists on taking her to a restaurant instead, disappointing her cooking ambitions. In the second story, Margie encounters a fortune teller named Jessica who predicts that a woman will arrive claiming to be Alice, an old acquaintance; Margie becomes suspicious when a woman matching the description appears, and after the fortune teller remarks that Margie has changed, Margie discovers the woman has also undergone dramatic physical changes (different hair color, eye color, and legs), leading to confusion about the newcomer's true identity.
When Margie spots a handsome driving instructor at a neighbor's house, she decides she simply must take lessons—never mind that she already knows how to drive. Her scheme to impress him with a fake student routine turns into a hilarious disaster behind the wheel, complete with traffic violations, confused interpretations of driving rules, and automotive chaos. By the time she finally parks the car, she's managed to win over the instructor in the most unexpected way possible.
Margie insists she can cook dinner for her father, but when her culprit dad takes over the kitchen to prove men are better cooks, his overconfident meal prep goes spectacularly wrong—with runaway pancakes, an exploding cake, and chaos that sends them both running. By evening, Margie's got the last laugh at the Savoy Restaurant.
After reading spooky monster stories, Margie finds herself caught in an identity crisis when two acquaintances mistake her for someone else entirely—claiming she's changed so much they barely recognize her. As doubt creeps in about who she really is, Margie must grapple with the unsettling possibility that maybe, just maybe, the stories she read weren't so far-fetched after all.
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