Little Eva #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains two main stories. In the first, Little Eva and her friends play ball, but their flat pancake-like ball lacks air, so Eva uses an invisible ink pen to inflate it, which works initially but then causes chaos when the words written on it become visible and the pen continues writing uncontrollably, leading to a mess that Eva must clean up. In the second story, Eva and her friends take a dog named Rover to the beach for swimming, but the dog causes trouble by running away with a stick and interfering with the children's activities, eventually angering a lifeguard who chases them away from the beach.
When Eva's playhouse gets trashed by a gang of boys, she and her friend Cindy decide to outsmart their troublemakers rather than fight them—relocating to a secret cave hideout they discover in the park. But when one persistent boy named Hot-Rod tracks Eva down and gets himself wedged in the cave's narrow entrance, the girls must decide whether to help their would-be nuisance or leave him stuck.
When Sue receives a letter kicking her out of the Merry Sunbeams for unpaid dues and past misdeeds, she hatches a plan: fake an illness so her friends will feel sorry and welcome her back. The Merry Sunbeams rally to help their "sick" friend, taking on jobs and even staging a benefit show to raise money for a get-well present. But Sue's scheme unravels in the most humbling way possible, teaching her a lesson about honesty and real friendship.
When a budding chemist decides to skip the school masquerade party to tinker with invisible ink instead, a series of mishaps with the formula—and a ruined tablecloth—forces him to improvise a last-minute costume. Little Eva and her friend scramble to raise five dollars for a replacement before facing an angry parent, leading them on an unexpected detour that changes everything about their evening.
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