Teen-Age Romances #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "I Dared to Kiss and Tell," 16-year-old Jean makes a bold choice after her boyfriend Phil enlists, leaving school to follow him to military camp—claiming she can legally marry him without her parents’ permission. As she takes a job at the Post Exchange, her hopes shift when she sees Phil with another woman, leading her to accept a date with Sgt. Ray, whose affection leaves her questioning what real love truly means. Written by Dana Dutch and illustrated by Matt Baker, this heartfelt 1949 story captures a moment of youthful uncertainty, with cover art by Matt Baker capturing the emotional tension in every line.
Student nurse Maureen Bailey finds herself caught between love and loyalty when her crush, Dr. Frank Perry, becomes the object of affection for her nursing supervisors. To keep her place in the program, she boldly claims to be his fiancée—only to be stunned when he actually proposes.
In this heartfelt 1949 tale from Teen-Age Romances #2, high school sweethearts Fred Prentis and Bobby Kendall face a familiar hurdle: their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kendall and Mr. and Mrs. Prentis, worry that young love might distract from their studies. But with sincerity and a quiet confidence, the two teens argue that their relationship actually brings out their best—caring, responsible, and thoughtful—proving that love and maturity aren’t mutually exclusive.
In "How Could I Fight Temptation?", high school student Carolyn finds herself drawn to Ronnie White, despite his notorious reputation. As their date unfolds, she's confronted with the truth behind the rumors—and must decide what kind of person she wants to be.
Jean Harrison, a determined 16-year-old with her heart set on a future with her boyfriend Phil, takes a bold step when he enlists—quitting school to follow him to Army camp. But when she sees Phil flirting with Nurse Hendrix, she turns to Sgt. Ray Halsey for comfort, only to find herself tangled in a new kind of feeling. As her plans for love and marriage shift, Jean must decide what truly matters—before she leaves the camp behind.
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Reprinted in Illustrated Romances #2 (1950), Teen-Age Romances #12 (1950), Diary Secrets #19 (1953), Illustrated Romance Library #1 (1960), Romance Without Tears #[nn] (2003), Gwandanaland Comics #1920 (2018)
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