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Ruby at School

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About This Book

The story follows a spirited young girl whose impulsive mischief provokes family worry and contributes to her mother's illness, after which she is sent to a boarding school. The narrative traces her preparations, journey, and adjustment to school life, including making friends, encountering an old acquaintance, and coping with school routines, lessons, misadventures, and surprises. Episodes emphasize remorse, responsibility, companionship, and small acts of kindness as she learns from consequences, participates in Sunday observances, and helps prepare for Christmas, gradually maturing through ordinary trials and everyday school experiences.

About the Author

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Mrs. George A. Paull

Mrs. George A. Paull was an author known for her contributions to children's literature in the late 19th century. Her notable work, "Ruby at School," reflects themes of education and moral development, making it a significant piece in the genre of juvenile fiction. Paull's writing often aimed to entertain while imparting valuable lessons to young readers, showcasing her commitment to fostering a love of learning. Though not widely recognized today, her works contribute to the rich tapestry of early children's literature.