Going Steady #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"Going Steady" #1 is a teen-oriented anthology featuring relationship advice and romantic stories presented from a teenager's perspective. The issue includes a narrative about a young woman named Lenore who, as a bookworm focused on her studies, initially rejected a boy's advances, only to later regret her decision when she encounters him on a date with another girl. The magazine also contains advisory articles addressing common dating dilemmas, such as whether one should be a "slave to your steady," how to handle disagreements, and tips for maintaining healthy teenage relationships.
Midge and her steady Chet Grover are completely wrapped up in each other until their friends Del Garnett and Laura muscle in on their romance, forcing an awkward double date that changes everything. When Del's arrogance and possessiveness push Midge away, Laura becomes an unexpected ally—and a permanent third wheel in Midge and Chet's relationship. But a month-long family trip to a remote fishing lodge threatens to unravel everything when Midge learns Chet has found a new love back home.
Midge Lyons faces a genuine crisis: the prom is coming, her steady Chet is counting on her to be there, but she has nothing to wear and her family can't afford a new gown. When she runs into Jon Marker, a talented young dress designer she once dated, he offers her an unexpected solution that could solve her wardrobe problem—but keeping the secret from Chet threatens everything. Watch as this fashionable dilemma spirals into misunderstanding, drama, and a chance for Midge to shine in ways she never expected.
Linda's devotion to her pen pal—a G.I. stationed overseas—creates friction with her steady, Frank, who grows increasingly jealous of the mysterious soldier. When her pen pal is discharged and returns home, a chance encounter reveals an unexpected truth that settles the misunderstanding once and for all. A charming romance about competing loyalties and the power of a thoughtful letter.
Lenore Sommers has spent years feeling invisible—the awkward girl with braces, glasses, and freckles in a family of beauties—until Ed McLeod asks her out and offers to transform her into someone attractive. What begins as a thrilling makeover takes a painful turn when Lenore discovers the truth behind Ed's interest, leaving her to confront what really matters when it comes to being truly seen.
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