Nancy: The John Stanley Library #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Oona Goosepimple," Nancy stumbles upon a dog she can't keep if it causes trouble—only she’s convinced the animal’s up to mischief, leading her to take drastic, well-meaning steps to "correct" its behavior. Written and illustrated by John Stanley, with additional art by Dan Gormley and inks by Gormley, this heartfelt tale captures Nancy’s quiet struggle with responsibility and misunderstanding. The cover, by Seth, perfectly captures the story’s gentle, wistful tone.
In "Nice Doggie," Nancy stumbles upon a stray dog she thinks is causing mischief, only to realize her own assumptions might be the real problem. With a mix of well-meaning panic and practicality, she tries to correct what she sees as the dog’s bad behavior—until she faces the hard choice of letting it go.
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