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Boy Meets Girl #14 (1951)

Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 1951 · 52 pages

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Contains 6 stories
One Moon...One Star...One Love
9 pp · romance

A young woman finds herself caught between three suitors—her steady neighbor Allen, and two sailors, Brian and Ray, who both vie for her attention at a birthday party. As she juggles secret dates with each of them, keeping promises to hide her romantic entanglements becomes increasingly difficult, and she begins to wonder if her affections are being tested or toyed with. When conflicting stories and mysterious cancellations start to pile up, she's left questioning whether any of these men truly deserve her heart.

You Can Be Too Smart
8 pp · romance

When Laura decides to give her steady boyfriend Fred some space by encouraging him to date other girls—including her friend Ann—she sets off a chain reaction she never saw coming. As Fred and Ann grow closer and the all-important Spring Dance approaches, Laura realizes her clever plan has backfired, leaving her scrambling to fix what she's broken. A sharp reminder that sometimes the smartest move is knowing when to stop outsmarting yourself.

Agnes Holmes Tells How to Handle That Man
2 pp · non-fiction; romance

Agnes Holmes breaks down the art of dating in 1951 by offering practical advice on how to read and relate to five very different types of boys—from the shy Ted to the self-assured "big wheel," the worldly Tom, the unpredictable Moody Mike, and Paul the steady pal. Each personality type requires its own approach, and Holmes shows you how a girl with a well-rounded personality can adjust her style to connect with whatever kind of boy catches her eye. It's a refreshingly straightforward guide to understanding what makes different fellas tick and how to be the kind of girl they'll want to spend time with.

Love Letters Special Delivery
8 pp · romance

When Marie's brother Vince tries to matchmake her with his army buddy Sid Horton during Sid's visit to town, she decides to teach Vince a lesson by flirting with Sid—only to discover that her plan has consequences she didn't anticipate. As Marie skillfully manages Sid's four-day stay with outings and charm, she keeps him at arm's length emotionally, convinced she's in complete control of the situation. But when Sid confesses his genuine feelings and leaves hurt and betrayed, Marie realizes that her clever scheme may have come at a cost neither of them deserved to pay.

Honeymoon Spotlight
3 pp · romance

A newlywed bride discovers that thoughtful gift-giving on her honeymoon isn't quite as straightforward as she'd hoped when her well-meaning present for her husband triggers an unexpectedly spirited clash of tastes. As the couple navigates their first real disagreement just twenty-four hours into married life, they'll learn more about each other—and about themselves—than either bargained for during this romantic getaway.

Then All of a Sudden...
7 pp · romance

When a girl asks her boyfriend to choose between her and his best friend, she thinks she's protecting their future—but the choice might cost her everything. Written with the wisdom of hard-won experience, "Then All of a Sudden..." shows how love can cloud your judgment, and how the power you think you have over someone you care about can slip through your fingers in an instant. A tender 1951 romance about learning that real affection means trusting the people you love, not controlling them.

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