Polly Pigtails #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"The Secret of the Circus House" by Miriam Young tells the story of Bonnie Wylie, who investigates a mysterious yellow house in her town and discovers it belongs to Web Wallace and his wife Marie, former circus performers who now keep exotic circus animals including parrots, dogs, monkeys, and an elephant named Princess in their home. When Bonnie suggests they could raise funds by allowing neighborhood children to visit and ride the pony, Web agrees to the idea. The issue also includes an "Easter Honeys" fashion feature showcasing Easter clothing for girls and "The Adventures of Arlene Airess," a comic strip in which Arlene discusses writing a book about her flying adventures and promotes colored comic books available through department stores.
Jane Froman, one of America's top singers, leaves her comfortable life in Hollywood to join a USO troupe entertaining troops in Europe during World War II—but a harrowing accident at sea leaves her facing an uncertain future. With her voice intact but her body badly injured, she must find the courage to rebuild her career and return to performing for the soldiers who need her most. This is the remarkable true story of a performer whose determination proved stronger than any obstacle.
Polly Pilot, an instructor at the Ace Flying School, loses her parachute during a practice dive and finds herself stranded—but her resourceful pal Susan springs into action to help rescue her and recover the lost gear. When Polly finally makes it back to class, she turns the mishap into an unexpected lesson for her students.
Growing up in New Zealand, Edith Kempthorne was torn between her passion for the outdoors and her love of music—and when she earned a scholarship to study at the Royal Academy in London, she set out to resolve that tension. From there, her journey took her across the globe, from Alaska to Maine and beyond, until a life-changing meeting led her to pioneer the Camp Fire Girls movement as a way to help young people everywhere experience the freedom and growth she cherished as a girl. This is the true story of how she turned a personal choice into a lasting legacy for girls around the world.
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