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Li'l Tomboy #105 (1959)

Charlton · 1959 · 36 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Sign Happy
6 pp · humor; children
Li'l Tomboy

Li'l Tomboy decides to turn her home into a tourist boarding house using old signs from a painter, but her scheme spirals into chaos when she keeps swapping signs to handle unexpected visitors—from criminals hiding out to fortune-seeking tourists to police on patrol. Each new sign she puts up only creates wilder situations, and by the time her parents return home, the house has become the neighborhood's most confusing destination, landing Li'l Tomboy in her usual kind of trouble.

Pop's Story
5 pp · humor; children
Li'l Tomboy

When Pop tries to convince Li'l Tomboy that girls should be more ladylike, he ends up telling her a story about how her mother earned her place among the neighborhood kids—by proving herself tough enough to join their club. As Pop reveals what really made Li'l Tomboy's mom who she is today, the irrepressible tomboy realizes she's got some big shoes to fill.

New Playmate
4 pp · humor; children
Li'l Tomboy

Li'l Tomboy is thrilled to meet a new girl named Hortense Hepple who's moved into the neighborhood, and her parents hope this friendship might finally turn her into a proper, doll-loving young lady. When Li'l Tomboy brings over a fancy doll, doll carriage, and dress set to play with, it looks like their hopes might come true—until the two girls reveal their true colors at Point Farview. Sometimes the best playmate is one who shares your own adventurous spirit.

Bouncing Baby Boy
5 pp · humor; children
Eddie Extra

Eddie Extra agrees to watch a neighbor's baby, but when the buggy rolls downhill, a wild chase through town sends both Eddie and little Bobby bouncing from one mishap to the next. With the baby miraculously unscathed through it all, Eddie's got some nervous explaining to do when the mother returns—if she ever finds out what really happened!

The Treasure Detector
5 pp · humor; children
Li'l Tomboy

Li'l Tomboy gets her hands on an experimental treasure detector invented by her uncle and decides to take it for a test drive around town—with hilariously chaotic results. Whether she's exposing fake jewelry at a fancy event or hunting for buried treasure in a farmer's root cellar, the machine has a knack for creating trouble wherever it goes. By the time Li'l Tomboy figures out what's really going on, she's learned a valuable lesson about jumping to conclusions.

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