The Telegraph Boy

In this classic coming-of-age tale, 15-year-old Bob Mason leaves his rural home to seek his fortune in New York City. He quickly lands a job as a telegraph boy, delivering messages across the city and making a name for himself as a clever and resourceful young man. But when his honesty and integrity are put to the test, Bob must decide whether to stay true to his principles or risk everything for a chance at wealth and success. This book is a timeless story of adventure, courage, and moral growth.

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