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Little Eva #10 (1953)

St. John · 1953 · 36 pages

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Contains 7 stories
Modern Home
6 pp · children

Little Eva gets more than she bargained for when she and a friend sneak into an ultra-modern house open for visitors, discovering it's packed with automated gadgets designed to do everything automatically. As they poke around the bedrooms and kitchen, one button after another triggers wild mechanical chaos—from a robotic ice-box raider to appliances spinning out of control. By the time they manage to shut down the house's spinning turntable, Eva's ready to stick with good old-fashioned living.

Zoo's Who
5 pp · children

Little Eva's game of blind man's bluff takes a wild turn when she accidentally wanders into the city zoo while searching for her hiding friends, only to come face-to-face with a mischievous ape who has other ideas about playtime. Armed with nothing but quick thinking and a few clever tricks, Eva must keep the curious animal entertained long enough for the zoo guards to arrive and set her free. It's a hilarious romp that proves sometimes the best games don't go according to plan!

Vacation Time
1 pp · children

Little Eva and her friend celebrate the last day of school, thrilled at the prospect of two whole weeks free from lessons and homework. But when vacation finally arrives, the pair struggle to figure out how to spend their newfound freedom—until Eva comes up with an idea that might not be quite what her friend had in mind.

Kicking the Can Around
3 pp · children

Little Ike and his friends think garbage collection is the coolest job in the world, so when they spot the truck in their neighborhood, they're thrilled to watch the crew in action. But when a can accidentally falls off during the route, the kids can't resist turning it into a game of kick-the-can—leading to a chain of consequences that tests whether the job is really as wonderful as they imagined.

Thanks for the Buggy Ride
4 pp · children

Eva agrees to watch a baby buggy for a shopper at the supermarket, but when the buggy breaks loose, it careens wildly through town—bouncing past storefronts, narrowly avoiding disaster, and leading Eva on a frantic chase to catch it. By the time she finally corners the runaway buggy, Eva's ready to deliver some shocking news to its owner, only to discover that things aren't quite what they seemed.

The Pony
6 pp · children

Little Eva and her friend spot a contest offering ponies for the best cake-name ideas, but their homemade baking adventure spirals hilariously out of control with kitchen disasters. When their entry falls short of the contest's surprising flour-barrel requirement, an unexpected turn of events—involving the very mess they made—leads to a reward that gets them exactly what they wanted all along.

School Daze
4 pp · children

Little Eva decides to play hookey instead of going to school on a beautiful day, but her plans for a peaceful escape down by the river quickly go sideways when she spots the truant officer—forcing her into an escalating series of hiding spots and disguises to avoid being caught. When she finally emerges from her misadventures, Eva discovers something that makes her regret her decision to skip out.

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