Polly Pigtails #36
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Polly Pigtails #36 (January 1949) This issue is an anthology featuring "The Story of the Campfire Girls," in which three girls—Mary Beth, Carol, and Charles—face a dangerous nighttime rescue when a ship called the Sea Bird capsizes in the water, requiring them to use rope-climbing and swimming skills to survive. The issue also contains "Copycat" by Virginia Greene Millikin, about Ruth Billing and her two brothers who move to Denver and encounter a talking parrot at a restaurant that mimics everything people say. Additionally, the magazine includes a Polly Pigtails story involving a club project related to the Statue of Liberty and characters including Babette, a war orphan from Europe, with scenes of children playing in the snow.
When Tizzie sits down on New Year's Day to write her resolutions—no more temper tantrums, always doing her homework, staying neat—she's full of good intentions. But as the day unfolds, her well-laid plans crumble almost instantly: snowballs ruin her homework, she loses her cool at schoolmates, and she grumbles about spinach at dinner. Just when it seems like every resolution is doomed to fail, Tizzie spots smoke coming from a neighbor's house and springs into action, discovering burglars in the process—proving that sometimes the best version of ourselves shows up when it matters most.
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