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Sweet Sixteen #2 (1946)

Parents' Magazine Press · 1946 · 51 pages

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ContinueSweet Sixteen #3 →
Contains 7 stories
Untitled story
6 pp · adventure
When Mother Was 16
4 pp · drama

When young Sallie wonders what her parents were like at sixteen, she drifts into a dream set in 1920 where she glimpses her mother Sue and father Eddie on an early date—complete with an overly protective aunt as chaperone and a trip to the local inn. As Sallie discovers, the details of teenage romance may shift with the years, but the heart of it remains surprisingly timeless.

The Four O'Clock Club
6 pp · drama; teen

A group of teen friends dreams up their own clubhouse when Mrs. Peel offers them a former war canteen, and they plan an inaugural party for Saturday night—but when their dance records vanish, a mysterious neighbor with a gun and a hidden connection to their benefactor complicates everything. What starts as a simple mystery about missing music becomes a lesson in not judging people by first impressions.

Party Pat and Her Barter Bazaar
3 pp · teen

Party Pat dreams up a clever solution to boost Jonsville's Community Chest Drive: a barter bazaar where townspeople can trade unwanted items with one another—with Pat's group collecting a small fee to benefit the cause. What starts as a manageable exchange quickly spirals into a delightful chaos of swaps, deals, and unexpected finds, all while refreshments are sold for extra donations. By day's end, Pat and her friends have discovered that combining community spirit with a little resourceful fun can yield surprising results.

You're on the Air
2 pp · non-fiction
Louise Erickson (star of the radio show A Date with Judy)
Alan Ladd
5 pp · non-fiction

Alan Ladd plugged away at studio work—diving off catwalks as a grip, taking bit parts, studying acting on meager doughnuts and coffee—until a radio performance caught the ear of agent Sue Carol, who believed in him when few others did. After two years of her persistence and a screen test that landed him the role of Raven in "This Gun for Hire," Ladd became the baby-faced tough guy Hollywood had been waiting for, launching a string of hits that made him one of the studio's brightest stars.

A Date with Dirinda at the Saturday Night Dance
5.5 pp · humor; teen

Dirinda is a bookish girl who'd rather study dance theory than actually learn to move, so when she accidentally gets nominated as queen of the Saturday night dance, she finds herself onstage with her partner Tommy Watts—glasses lost and all. What unfolds is a hilarious collision between her overthinking mind and the pure joy of the moment, as this self-described non-dancer pulls off something nobody expected.

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