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Little Eva #29 (1956)

St. John · 1956 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Backward Children
4 pp · humor

In a playful twist, Little Eva and her friends embrace a day of doing everything backward—walking, ordering candy, and even hopping—leading to humorous chaos and a scolding from Officer Finnegan, who warns them that while there’s no law against it, they’re still defying gravity. The fun escalates as the kids try to reverse their actions, leaving Eva to lead the next absurd activity just as the story ends.

Guessing Game
6 pp · humor

In a playful twist, Eva and her friends Nipper and Ike turn a simple candy game into a comical contest of wits and misdirection, leading to a series of escalating antics and a surprising reveal that leaves everyone flustered. As the joke unfolds, a series of chalked messages on the sidewalk hint at hidden feelings, adding a layer of lighthearted embarrassment to the mix.

The Ball and the Batter
1 pp · humor

Nipper accidentally hits a baseball through a window, leading to a frantic search when the ball vanishes. Martha humorously wonders if the missing ball was meant to be part of her cake recipe, leaving Nipper flustered and the mystery unresolved.

Dolls by the Dozens
7 pp · humor

Eva and her friend Nipper set up a "Room for Rent" sign in front of Eva’s house as a playful prank, hoping to drive her father mad by making him answer the door constantly. When the plan backfires and they’re overwhelmed by real tenants, Eva realizes she’s started something she can’t control.

Dirty Work Afoot
6 pp · humor

Hot-Rod tries to turn his neighborhood into a dirt-selling empire, pitching bags of soil to his new neighbor Susan as a way to grow flowers and impress her mother. When his scheme backfires after a bag of dirt lands on his head, he’s left scrambling to explain himself—just as Susan’s mother arrives, unaware of the surprise she’s about to receive.

Bubble-Gum Blowout
6 pp · humor

Little Eva and her friend Nipper enter a neighborhood bubble-gum contest to win a prize, each determined to blow the biggest bubble. As the competition heats up, an unexpected twist reveals a clever trick that changes everything—leaving the outcome in question.

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