JACK HALL
OR
THE SCHOOL DAYS OF AN AMERICAN
BOY
BY
AUTHOR OF “FACE TO FACE,” “THE CONFESSIONS OF A FRIVOLOUS GIRL,”
ETC.
BOSTON
JORDAN, MARSH AND COMPANY
1888
The narrative follows a lively schoolboy whose neighborhood pranks and everyday frolics lead into the routines and rivalries of school life. A series of episodic incidents — snowball fights, practical jokes, classroom scenes, and contests of friendship — expose shifting alliances and tests of character. Recurring figures and set-piece episodes prompt moments of reckoning and choice, and the account balances comic misadventure with quieter reflection as the young protagonist gradually assumes greater responsibility and navigates the social and moral challenges of early adolescence.
OR
THE SCHOOL DAYS OF AN AMERICAN
BOY
BY
AUTHOR OF “FACE TO FACE,” “THE CONFESSIONS OF A FRIVOLOUS GIRL,”
ETC.
BOSTON
JORDAN, MARSH AND COMPANY
1888