Relive the heartwarming experiences of childhood in Josephine Franklin's "Nelly's First Schooldays," a classic children's story exploring the joys and challenges of early education. This timeless tale, focusing on teachers and the school environment, captures the essence of school days and the formation of lasting friendships.

Journey alongside Nelly as she navigates the unfamiliar world of the classroom, encountering both exciting discoveries and inevitable bumps along the way. This carefully prepared edition preserves the original charm and enduring appeal of a story centered around the pivotal role of school and education in a young life. "Nelly's First Schooldays" is a celebration of friendship, personal growth, and the unforgettable moments that shape us during our formative years. A treasured read for anyone who cherishes stories of childhood and the importance of human connection.

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