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Strive and Thrive or, Stories for the Example and Encouragement of the Young by Anonymous

Strive and Thrive, also known as Stories for the Example and Encouragement of the Young, is a fascinating collection of anonymous tales that aims to inspire and motivate young readers. This book encompasses a diverse range of stories, each with a valuable life lesson woven into its narrative.

One of the most striking aspects of this book is its ability to appeal to readers of all ages. While its intended audience is the youth, the stories touch upon themes that resonate with individuals at any stage of life. The tales navigate the complexities of human emotions and experiences, encouraging readers to reflect on their own journey and find strength in adversity.

The author's choice to remain anonymous adds an aura of mystery and universality to the book. Without the bias of a specific individual's perspective, the stories become relatable to everyone, allowing readers to project their own experiences onto the characters. This anonymity also serves to emphasize the importance of the stories themselves, placing their messages at the forefront.

Each story within Strive and Thrive is carefully crafted to communicate a specific moral or guiding principle. Whether it be the significance of perseverance, the value of friendship, or the power of kindness, the book presents a comprehensive range of life lessons. Moreover, the subtle and nuanced storytelling captivates the imagination, making the book an enjoyable read from start to finish.

Despite its anonymous nature, the writing style within this collection remains consistently strong. The language flows effortlessly, painting vivid pictures and fostering a connection between the readers and the characters. The narratives are engaging, ensuring that readers are fully invested in the outcome of each story.

One minor drawback of this book is the absence of a central thread connecting the stories. While each tale stands alone and offers its own unique message, some readers may appreciate a stronger overall structure or recurring characters to create a more cohesive reading experience. Nevertheless, the stories are still impactful and captivating in their own right.

Overall, Strive and Thrive, Stories for the Example and Encouragement of the Young is a remarkable book that serves as a valuable resource for readers seeking inspiration and guidance. Its anonymous nature allows it to resonate universally, rendering it an excellent choice for individuals of all ages. Whether read for personal reflection or shared with loved ones, this book is a treasure trove of wisdom and encouragement, reminding us that life's challenges can be overcome with resilience and determination.

First Page:

STRIVE AND THRIVE.

[Illustration]

STRIVE AND THRIVE;

OR,

STORIES FOR THE EXAMPLE AND ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE YOUNG.

[Illustration]

LONDON:

T. NELSON AND SONS, PATERNOSTER ROW; EDINBURGH; AND NEW YORK. 1875.

Contents.

COURAGE AND PRESENCE OF MIND, 7

THE BOY WHO TOLD THE TRUTH, 24

TRY AGAIN, 43

LEARN TO SAY "NO," 62

LITTLE CHARLIE'S WILL, 80

THE STUDENT AND APPRENTICE, 97

[Illustration: HE THAT WALKETH UPRIGHTLY WALKETH SURELY.]

Courage and Presence of Mind.

George Williams and Edward Jones, two boys living near together, obtained their parents' consent one Saturday to go to the mill pond and skate. There had been some pretty cold weather, and as the ice had formed rapidly, Mr. Jones and Mr. Williams supposed that the surface of the mill pond was as hard as the floor, and that therefore their boys would be entirely free from danger.

Away ran the two boys, with their skates hung round their necks, and their thoughts intent upon the pleasure they were to have on the mill pond. On reaching the top of a hill which overlooked the pond, they saw Henry Lee, a school companion, gliding along over the smooth surface of the ice as swiftly as a bird on the wing... Continue reading book >>




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