Popular Teen-Agers #14
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Popular Teen-Agers #14 This anthology issue contains multiple romance stories. "Love" depicts a young woman who becomes engaged to a soldier after a brief romance, despite having a five-year relationship with her childhood boyfriend, and must decide between the two men. "I Was a Shrew!" tells of a red-haired girl with a fiery temper who learns to control her outbursts through the patience of a boy with similar volcanic personality traits. The issue also includes an "SOS Love Problems from Our Readers" advice column featuring Miss Greene answering various romantic dilemmas from teen readers.
When Greg proposes to Peg Conners on a moonlit date, she's overjoyed—until a boating accident leaves him with devastating injuries that shatter both their futures. As Greg pushes her away, convinced they can't build a life together, Peg finds herself drawn to Steve Hartley, a charming new coworker, even as guilt over her broken promise to Greg tears her apart. Caught between loyalty to the man she loves and feelings she can't deny, Peg must navigate the painful choices that come when love and duty collide.
A fiery redhead named Carla Bartley has spent her whole life getting her way through tantrums and sharp words—until a brash truck driver named Peter McMann rolls into town determined to break her of the habit. With a reputation for taming any woman and a bet riding on his success, McMann sets his sights on turning the town's most notorious shrew into a lady, whether Carla likes it or not.
When a young woman's stubbornness drives away the man she loves, she must decide whether to change her ways—and whether he'll give her a second chance. "A Red, Red Rose" explores what it takes to win back a heart, and whether real love can survive a test of faith.
Cathy Jarvis has everything she thought she wanted—love, a future with her fiancé Ned, and the promise of happiness—until Ned's ambitious work on a secret invention leaves her lonely and vulnerable to Jerry Stevens's temptations. When Jerry suggests she steal Ned's plans to prevent the company from cheating him, Cathy faces a choice between what feels right and what she's convinced might actually help the man she loves.
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