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Little Bit #2 (1949)

St. John · 1949 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Little Bit Comes to Town
9 pp · humor; children; sports
Little BitLittle Bit's motherButch

When a small new kid named Little Bit moves to town, the local children try to give him a rough welcome—but he keeps turning the tables on them with clever thinking and quick action. From outfoxing a gang's ambush to stepping into an escalating conflict between rival baseball groups, Little Bit shows the neighborhood that he's got more than just heart. By story's end, even the toughest kids realize they've found an unlikely friend worth having around.

Above Par
6 pp · humor; children; sports
Little BitHawkshaw (a dog)

Little Bit decides to become a caddy at the golf course with his dog Hawkshaw in tow, hoping to bring some glamour to the profession—but his small stature makes him the last choice for every golfer who comes along. When a distinguished Scottish gentleman finally hires him as a last resort, Little Bit and Hawkshaw prove their worth on the links, leading to an unexpected turn of fortune that might just change the young caddy's luck.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
Little BitLittle Bit's mother
Untitled story
5 pp · humor; children
Lone FeatherLone Feather's mother
Television Show Today
1 pp · humor; children

A young patron arrives at a television show with limited funds and seeks help finding affordable seating, leading to an unexpected solution at the box office. This quick, cheerful 1949 humor piece captures the charm of early television entertainment and the resourcefulness of its characters.

The Soap Box Derby
6 pp · humor; children
Little BitFirechief HoganMr. SchmittPaul Smith

Little Bit enters the local soap box derby with a ramshackle wheelbarrow-based contraption, drawing plenty of laughs from the other competitors—but the plucky underdog refuses to back down. When Firechief Hogan offers some mysterious advice to help Little Bit's chances, the race becomes a thrilling contest between the favorite and an unlikely contender with a secret advantage.

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