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Little Eva #20 (1955)

St. John · 1955 · 36 pages

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Contains 8 stories
Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
Home Sweet Home
6 pp · humor; children

Little Eva decides to run away from home because her parents make her wash, eat vegetables, and go to bed early—but when the neighborhood boys offer her refuge in their clubhouse, she discovers that life on the run involves all the same chores, plus a surprise nighttime scare that sends her right back where she started. It's a clever lesson wrapped in good-natured mischief and a twist that'll make you smile.

The Errand
5 pp · humor; children

When Eva's mom asks her to run to the store for a pound of shelled pecans, the girl sees it as the perfect excuse to pass the chore to someone else—and in this 1955 tale, one errand becomes a chain of passed-along responsibilities that spirals hilariously out of control. As Eva and her friends get distracted by a princess doll wedding and a marble game, the pecans never quite make it home, and Eva's mom grows increasingly impatient. What starts as a simple favor turns into a lesson about following through on your promises, delivered with plenty of humor and heart.

The Pearl Divers
7 pp · humor; children

Little Eva dreams of tropical adventure after learning pearls come from oysters, only to find herself caught up in a wild South Seas fantasy where a scheming villain mistakes the pearls she casually collects for treasure. When he attempts a kidnapping to claim them, Eva and her friends turn the tables with an unconventional defense—but the villain's dreams of fortune may not survive the chaos. A delightful romp that proves sometimes the greatest riches are the ones nobody wanted in the first place.

Super Salesman
5 pp · humor; children

When a young paperboy can't convince the neighborhood to buy his stock through conventional means, he stumbles onto an unexpectedly brilliant sales technique—turning his unsold newspapers into soldier hats that catch the eye of kids and parents alike. It's a lighthearted lesson in thinking on your feet, where a little creativity and showmanship prove mightier than a hard sell.

Tear Jerker
1 pp · humor; children

Little Eva searches frantically through a chaotic household for her missing blue socks, but her troubles pale when she encounters Widow Jones, a destitute woman facing eviction and unable to afford medical care. As the widow's desperate situation unfolds, Little Eva discovers that sometimes the real problem isn't what's lost at home—it's what's been lost by those who have nowhere to call home.

A Leap Year Proposal
5 pp · humor; children

Little Eva seizes the leap year tradition that lets girls propose to boys, setting her sights on Nipper with a homemade engagement ring—but he's got some pretty specific ideas about what makes a suitable proposal gift. When Eva finally scrapes together her savings for a "real" diamond ring from the jewelry store, she discovers that Nipper has already moved on, leaving her scrambling to find a new fiancé before she ends up a spinster.

A Dog's Best Friend
1 pp · humor; children

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