All Picture All True Love Story #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Misbehaved," farmgirl Dotty copes with being dumped by her boyfriend Flash, feeling the weight of town gossip and judgment. After a dance with Hal and a surprising moment with old friend Johnny in a barn, she confronts the stereotype that farm girls are "free and easy" — and decides to embrace her roots. As she finds herself drawn to steady, kind-hearted Larry, who’s headed off to serve his country, Dotty begins to see her worth not in chasing city boys, but in staying true to herself.
In "I Scorned Love," a high school student and drugstore employee named Will finds himself drawn to Lee after meeting her at a party where he’s delivering refreshments. Though their romance begins with quiet moments and shared smiles, Lee’s growing awareness of Will’s modest means leads her to end things—only to later realize her own humble roots and seek reconciliation.
In "I Carried Things TOO FAR," plain-spoken Ginny Haines reinvents herself after her family moves to a new town, hoping to catch the eye of the charming Cliff Medford. As she navigates a web of friendship and flirtation—dating Jim, bonding with Rhoda Thornton, and working in Cliff’s father’s greenhouse—Ginny learns that authenticity matters more than appearances.
In "Deceitful!", Cheryl’s crush on Edmund turns into a web of schemes as she manipulates her friendships and plans elaborate stunts to win his attention—despite his repeated, honest refusals. When her deceptions finally backfire, she’s forced to confront her actions, leading to a quiet reckoning and a chance to rebuild trust with those she hurt.
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↩ Reprints Teen-Age Romances #18 (1951), Teen-Age Romances #22 (1952), Teen-Age Romances #23 (1952)
Reprinted in Romance Without Tears #[nn] (2003)
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