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Little Eva #27 (1956)

St. John · 1956 · 36 pages

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Contains 8 stories
Bouncing Into Trouble
5 pp · humor; children

When Little Eva's bouncing ball sails over the fence into Officer Sanders' yard, a simple retrieval attempt spirals into a chaotic chain of mishaps—a borrowed fishing rod, a stranded dog, and a startled policeman all converge in this 1956 tale of well-meaning trouble. It's a lighthearted romp that proves sometimes the biggest adventures come from the smallest accidents.

The Gossip
1 pp · humor; children

Little Eva takes her new neighbor on a tour of town and introduces her to the local gossip—a woman so notorious for spreading rumors that she offers free word-of-mouth advertising as an alternative to paying for want ads. What starts as a cautionary introduction becomes a humorous lesson about the power of small-town hearsay in this 1956 one-pager.

Business Bureau
1 pp · humor; children

Little Eva sets up a pea-shooter game stand as a business venture, but struggles to attract customers—until she makes a clever change that sends traffic through the roof. When success arrives a little too enthusiastically, Eva and her friend Cindy have to scramble to keep up with the unexpected demand in this 1956 humor tale.

Counter-Spying
4 pp · humor; children

Nipper decides he's going to do some counter-spying and spots what he's convinced is a suspicious character sneaking around town—but his investigation keeps getting tangled up in misunderstandings about a lost wallet, a cigar store, and a note that definitely isn't what it looks like. When a friendly cop enters the picture, things take a hilarious turn that proves sometimes the real mystery is figuring out what you actually saw.

Rain or Shine
6 pp · humor; children

Little Eva heads to the Weather Bureau with a simple question—what kind of weather will she get for her afternoon picnic?—but ends up joining the Weather Man on a fantastical rocket-powered journey to Central Weather Control. Along the way, they encounter the grumpy Old Man Weather Control himself, and Eva discovers that his foul mood is directly affecting the forecast, turning the skies dark and stormy.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor; children
Mouse Trouble
5 pp · humor; children

Little Eva finds a cute mouse in her home, but when her parents set a trap to catch it, she can't bear the thought of harm coming to the innocent creature. Determined to save the little rodent, Eva devises a clever plan to outsmart the trap—only to discover the mouse might be cleverer than anyone expected. It's a heartwarming tale of kindness winning the day in this charming 1956 adventure.

Too Many Dogs
6 pp · humor; children

When Eva's kindhearted attempts to feed a yard full of stray dogs backfire—her father insists she get rid of them immediately—she turns to her friend Nipper for help in a wild scheme involving a treasure hunt at the city dump. What follows is a chaotic adventure complete with a runaway grandfather clock, an accidental swimming pool invasion, and a desperate dash back home that lands the dogs right back where they started.

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