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Sweetie Pie #15 (1957)

Pines · 1957 · 37 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Flea-fly-floo-flum
8 pp · humor; children
Sweetie PieLester LampwickeShultzOscar the FleaMom

When Sweetie Pie decides to enter a pet in the local pet show, she enlists her reluctant friend Lester Lampwicke to help get the mysterious Shultz ready—only to discover her secret weapon is Oscar the Flea, a pet no one can actually see. As the show gets underway and Oscar escapes into the crowd of competing dogs, Sweetie Pie must figure out how to prove her tiny champion deserves first prize.

The Hand That Rocks the Cradle
6 pp · humor; children
Sweetie PieLester LampwickePopMurphy the CopJoey

Sweetie Pie sets out to follow Lester Lampwicke to his mysterious clubhouse, only to watch in shock as he vanishes into a sudden hole. With Pop and Murphy the Cop rallying to help, the search turns into a surprise-filled chase — but Lester and his friends may not be in trouble at all.

It Landed Who Knows Where?
7 pp · humor; children
Sweetie PieLester LampwickeMomPop

When Sweetie Pie and Lester Lampwicke's game of William Tell gets too rowdy for Mom's comfort, Pop steps in with a theory that kids work things out better on their own—but his relaxed approach to playground safety spirals into one mishap after another. As the game evolves from apples to watermelons to dolls, each "solution" somehow manages to create fresh chaos that ricochets through the neighborhood. It's a warm reminder that sometimes the safest play is no play at all—though Sweetie Pie learns that lesson the hard way.

Bathtub Blues
5 pp · humor; children
Sweetie PieShultzPopLester LampwickeMr. Lampwicke

When Sweetie Pie decides it's time to give Shultz a bath, she discovers that her pup has other ideas—and quickly learns that gentle coaxing, Pop's animal-handling tricks, and even Lester's over-the-top contraptions might not be enough to get the job done. This 1957 romp through bathtime chaos showcases the kinds of schemes only kids and their friends can dream up when a stubborn dog refuses to take the plunge.

Children Will Be Children
6 pp · humor; children
PopSweetie PieLester LampwickeMomShultzHicklesmythe

Sweetie Pie and her friend decide to build a dog house for Shultz in Pop's backyard, but their well-meaning project quickly spirals into mayhem—destroyed tools, torn drapes, and a runaway construction disaster that ends up crashing through a supermarket. When Pop demands they get rid of the wreckage, the resourceful pair hatches a scheme to turn the disaster into an opportunity, leading Pop to his absolute wit's end.

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