Little Angel #15
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeLittle Angel features two main stories. In the first, Little Angel's parents host visitors and give Angel and a friend cupcakes to eat outside, establishing her mischievous nature. The second story shows Angel's father painting the floor and warning Angel and the dog not to walk across it until it dries, but Angel ultimately carries the dog across, leaving footprints everywhere. A final story involves a burglar who attempts to rob Mrs. Nash's home, but Angel's father helps chase him off; later, Angel's father retrieves Mrs. Nash's lost cat from her house, where he is mistaken for a burglar himself before the misunderstanding is cleared up.
When Little Angel Higgins's parents can't agree on who should take her to the doctor, they flip a coin—except Dora's got a trick up her sleeve. At Dr. Gibbs's office, the mischievous girl wreaks cheerful havoc, turning a routine checkup into a comedy of chaos and close calls. By the time Harry retrieves her from the examination chair, you'd never guess what finally made her behave.
When Little Angel Higgins meets her parents' new neighbors' son, Albert, the Higgins family gets a lesson in keeping their boasts in check. What starts as Harry and Dora proudly comparing their well-behaved daughter to the equally angelic Albert quickly unravels when the real Albert emerges—a crying, demanding four-year-old who's nothing like the ideal child his parents described. Little Angel may be mischievous, but as her parents discover, a little naughtiness beats perfect behavior when the alternative is unbearable.
Little Angel Higgins and her father Harry Higgins head to the zoo for what Harry hopes will be a peaceful outing—but Little Angel's mischievous nature turns the visit into one mishap after another, from kicking the zoo-keeper to commandeering a water fountain. As chaos unfolds around them, Little Angel's unique logic and fearless spirit keep Harry scrambling to keep up with his unpredictable daughter.
When Little Angel and her parents finally decide to bring her along to the movies instead of hunting for a babysitter, a trip to the concession stand turns into pure chaos—popcorn bags get mixed up with soda, tempers flare, and the usher has just about had enough. This 1958 tale captures all the comedic mayhem that comes when a curious young girl lets loose at the picture show.
Young Janie discovers a bundle of love letters in her parents' attic trunk and, eager to play postman, delivers one to the neighbor Mrs. Nash—setting off a frantic chain of mishaps when her father Harry tries to retrieve it before Mrs. Nash returns home. What starts as an innocent game of mail delivery spirals into chaos involving a cat, a kitchen window, and a very gossipy neighbor, all while Dora panics about the family's reputation.
A young girl discovers a troublesome stain on the tablecloth—and comes up with a solution that leaves her mother amazed. This lighthearted 1958 tale from Little Angel #15 shows just how resourcefully a child can tackle a household problem when put on the spot.
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