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Little Eva #13 (1953)

St. John · 1953 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Backward Children
4 pp · humor

Little Eva leads a group of kids on a "Backwards Day" adventure, walking in reverse through their neighborhood and confusing everyone from the candy shop owner to Officer Finnegan with their cheerful antics. When the novelty of backwards walking wears thin, Eva's already found the next silly activity to keep the fun rolling.

Guessing Game
6 pp · humor

When Eva can't decide who deserves the last lemon sour ball, she settles it the only way she knows how—a guessing game that spirals into accusations of cheating and hurt feelings. A sore loser decides revenge is in order, and soon Eva finds herself caught in an escalating prank war as her name gets dragged through the neighborhood in the most embarrassing ways possible. This 1953 humor tale proves that sometimes the smallest candy dispute can turn into the biggest headache.

The Ball and the Batter
1 pp · humor

When a baseball goes sailing through an open window during a game, Nipper finds himself in hot water with Hot-Rod, who's convinced the mischievous pup has hidden his ball on purpose. Despite Nipper's genuine inability to locate the missing ball, Hot-Rod promises payback—and that evening, the truth about where the ball ended up comes to light in the most unexpected way. A lighthearted romp about a missing ball and the comic chaos that follows.

Dolls by the Dozens
7 pp · humor

When Little Eva and her cousin Itsy-Bit win ten dollars guessing the exact number of beans in a jar, they head straight to the amusement park—where Eva discovers she has a remarkable talent for knocking dolls off a game stand. With her dimes flying and her aim unstoppable, she racks up prize after prize, leaving the desperate game operator scrambling for a solution. A heartwarming (and hilarious) resolution comes when the operator appeals to the kids' good nature, teaching them a lesson about compassion that they're happy to learn.

Dirty Work Afoot
6 pp · humor

Hot-Rod hits on a brilliant scheme: selling dirt cheap to the neighborhood. When a new girl named Susan moves in next door, Hot-Rod sees an opportunity to make his first sale—and maybe impress her in the process. Things take a messy turn when his dirt-delivery business collides with Susan's mother's patience.

Too Many Telescopes
4 pp · children

Little Eva receives yet another birthday telescope from Uncle Ted—her uncle who manufactures them—but this year's parcel holds a surprising twist that changes her frustration into gratitude. When she opens the package in the rain, she discovers something completely unexpected that makes her realize Uncle Ted was thinking of her all along. It's a heartwarming reminder that the people we love sometimes know us better than we think.

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