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Cutie Pie #1 (1955)

Lev Gleason [1930s-1950s] · 1955 · 36 pages

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Contains 7 stories
A La Mode
1 pp · children
Cutie Pie

Cutie Pie heads to a department store with her mother for bargain day, but her curiosity and knack for mischief turn a simple shopping trip into cheerful chaos—revolving doors, escalators, and runaway merchandise all fall in her wake. By the time the dust settles, her mother has her alligator bag, though perhaps not quite the bargain she'd hoped for!

As Is
9 pp · children
Cutie Pie
She Takes the Cake~
6 pp · children
Cutie Pie

Cutie Pie is tasked with delivering a chocolate cake to the fire station for their annual fundraiser, but her mother's precious ring has accidentally been baked inside—and now the whole family is scrambling to recover it before the cake is sold. What follows is a chaotic, cake-filled chase involving a bewildered customer, an overeager child in a fireman's uniform, and a growing stack of desserts that turns into something neither parent quite expected.

Sitter's Sitter
3 pp · children
Cutie Pie

When a babysitter arrives to put Cutie Pie to bed, she's confident the task will be simple—but the resourceful little girl has other ideas, turning bedtime into an endless parade of imaginative antics and mischief. As the night stretches on, Cutie Pie's creativity keeps the sitter running in circles, until an unexpected twist leaves everyone learning a lesson about who's really in charge.

A Slight Handicap
6 pp · children
Cutie Pie

Cutie Pie tags along with her father George to the golf course when her mother needs peace and quiet, and what starts as an unwanted distraction quickly spirals into delightful chaos—the young girl's innocent interference turns every hole into an unpredictable adventure. As George tries to navigate a round with his friend Bill, Cutie Pie's boundless energy and literal interpretations of the game keep him perpetually off-balance. By the time the day ends, George has had far more action than he bargained for.

Round Trip
6 pp · children
Cutie Pie
Disk Jockey
1 pp · children
Cutie PieMelvin

Cutie Pie helps Melvin build a wagon from an old box in this charming 1955 story, complete with a promise of the first ride once wheels are found. When the wheels finally arrive, the two are ready to roll—but what happens next might surprise you!

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