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Eva the Imp #1 (1957)

Decker · 1957 · 36 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Watch Dog
7 pp · humor; children
Little Eva

When Little Eva decides to spruce up the boys' clubhouse with curtains and flowers, they bring in a stray poodle as a "watchdog" to keep her out—but their plan to stop her meddling takes an unexpected turn. This 1957 romp from Eva the Imp hilariously explores what happens when a well-intentioned scheme meets a dog with his own ideas about who belongs in the clubhouse.

Who's Who
1 pp · humor; children
Little Eva

Little Eva discovers that people tend to choose pets that resemble them—a funny observation that gets put to the test when she's presented with a surprise pet of her own. This quick, punchy gag explores the humorous truth behind how our animal companions often mirror their owners.

Stuck Up
5 pp · humor; children
Little Eva

Little Eva and her friend attempt to test a homemade furniture polish they've concocted, but find themselves accidentally trapped in a moving van headed to a stranger's house. When they finally get a chance to try their creation on a broken chair, they discover their "polish" has very different properties than expected—with hilariously sticky consequences that neither of them saw coming.

The Happy Nightmare
4 pp · humor; children
Little Eva

Little Eva indulges in one too many pieces of birthday cake and drifts into a fantastical dream where she's crowned queen of her own magical kingdom, complete with a chocolate soda river, a helpful court wizard, and all the wishes her heart desires. When a forbidden slide lands her back in her bedroom with a jolt, Eva wakes determined to return to her dreamland—and she knows exactly how to get there.

Boned Up
3 pp · humor; children
Little Eva

Little Eva learns that orderliness matters when she decides to teach her dog, Scraps, a lesson about keeping the yard tidy instead of constantly digging up bones. After a determined afternoon of cleanup work around the house and garden, Eva delivers her message loud and clear—but Scraps has his own way of proving he's been paying attention. It's a lighthearted tale about responsibility, tidiness, and a mischievous pup's unexpected obedience.

Four-Leaf Clover
2 pp · humor; children
Little Eva

Little Eva finds a four-leaf clover and dreams up all the wonderful kinds of good luck it might bring—from finding a million dollars to winning a trip around the world. But when she arrives home empty-handed, she discovers that maybe four-leaf clovers aren't quite as lucky as everyone says they are.

One Good Turn
5 pp · humor; children
Little Eva

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