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Kathy #5 (1950)

Pines · 1950 · 37 pages

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ContinueKathy #6 →
Contains 6 stories
Love Your Neighbor
8 pp · humor; teen

Kathy sets out to be the perfect neighbor, bringing soup and jam to the sweet new lady next door—only to accidentally get tangled in a wild misunderstanding when her friend Hank and a mysterious stranger misinterpret her good intentions. What starts as a sweet gesture spirals into a chaotic chase involving mistaken identities, a fake FBI raid, and a surprising twist that turns the tables on everyone involved.

Don't Be Rash!
7 pp · humor; teen

Kathy convinces her dad to invite his best customer, Mr. Crutch, to dinner, but things go hilariously wrong when Hank accidentally gets covered in paint and later spills a drink on the floor—leading Kathy to hastily paint a flower to cover the stain. As Mr. Crutch arrives, a series of mishaps—including a dropped hanky and a mistaken diagnosis of scarlet fever—escalate into a chaotic evening that ends with a surprising twist about the painted flower and a surprising change of heart from the guest.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor; teen
LeroyJanieJasper

In a quiet moment of teenage rivalry, Leroy tries to claim his spot in the tree with a carved name—only to find Jasper has already marked his own. Determined to one-up him, Leroy goes all out with a glowing light, turning their little contest into something straight out of a high school prank gone electric.

The Bell Boy
6 pp · humor; teen

Chester tries to join Sylvester’s exclusive club to impress Ginger, only to be roped into a wild initiation involving stealing the school bell. When the plan backfires and they’re chased by police, the duo ends up stranded in a sand truck—leading to a chaotic, slapstick escape that could either get Chester in or out of trouble.

Super Salesgirl!
7 pp · humor; teen

In a lighthearted twist, Kathy and her friends Fanny and Hank decide to help a discouraged salesman by selling his brushes themselves, leading to a series of comedic mishaps and misadventures across town. As they tackle stubborn customers and chaotic moments, they eventually find an unexpected breakthrough when the city council’s brush debate creates a surprising opportunity.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor; teen
FannyKathy CraneConsuela

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