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Freddy #1 (1959)

Charlton · 1959 · 35 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Book Worm
5 pp · humor; teen
Mr. BunsenMac

Freddy's teacher challenges him to study harder, suggesting he'd be a loafer if he didn't—so he takes it as a dare to become the world's biggest loafer by reading up on leisure and laziness at the public library. As his friends grow baffled by his sudden bookish obsession, Freddy discovers something unexpected: all that reading about loafing has actually made him love books. What started as a quest to master idleness might just turn him into a serious student.

You Never Know
2 pp · humor; teen

When a boy with hair covering his eyes becomes the target of his classmates' curiosity—can he actually see anything under all that mop?—a group of teens discovers that appearances can be wildly deceiving. In this 1959 humor piece, what Stuff can (and can't) do keeps everyone guessing, proving you really never know what's going on behind the scenes.

Field Trip
5 pp · humor; teen
Miss Bunsen

Miss Bunsen leads her class on a field trip to collect specimens of plants and animals for study, but the outing quickly spirals into chaos when the students start playing pranks on each other instead of focusing on the lesson. Between fake spiders, loose logs, and one particularly vengeful student who decides to unleash a bull named Rip on his classmates, the "specimens" that make it back to class are far more amusing than scientific. It's a hilarious romp that proves sometimes the real study material is the troublemakers themselves.

Feeding Station
5 pp · humor; teen
Mac

Freddy and his pals decide to throw an impromptu party at Mac's Snack Shack when they can't use any of their homes, and they bring their own food along—much to Mac's apparent dismay. As the teens help themselves to the shop's amenities while eating what they've brought, Mac grows increasingly frustrated with their freeloading ways. What unfolds is a clever twist on hospitality that teaches the group a lesson about respecting a business owner's livelihood.

In Quest of Quiet
5 pp · humor; teen
Mrs. Tantrum

A neighbor's desperate quest for peace and quiet leads to increasingly costly schemes when Freddy's constant noise becomes unbearable—first earplugs, then soundproofing, then an entirely insulated wall between their houses. But when Mrs. Tantrum finally thinks she's achieved her goal, Freddy has one last noisy surprise in store. A lighthearted romp about how some problems just won't stay solved, no matter how much you're willing to spend.

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