Romeo #4 April 1964
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Hats Off to Romance," young Tina takes a shy leap toward being seen differently, inspired by a library article on feminine charm. She tries to transform her image with a new dress and floppy hat, only to find her efforts misunderstood—until the librarian sees her for who she truly is. A quiet, character-driven moment from 1964, illustrated with gentle precision by Richard Neillands, captures the awkward grace of growing up.
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Tina wants the boy next door to notice her as something more than a kid sister. She goes to the library to read romance books, but it just makes things worse. Then she reads an article about having a feminine personality and decides to change his mental picture of her. She buys a dress and a floppy hat. It doesn't work with the boy next door, but the librarian notices and he knows how to treat a girl.
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