Frank Hardy's Choice, and What Came of It

Frank Hardy's Choice, and What Came of It is a moral tale written by Charlotte Grace O'Brien and published in 1897. The story follows two apprentices, Frank Hardy and Walter White, as they face the challenges of youth and the influences of friendship. Their contrasting choices regarding education and moral guidance lead them down very different paths, highlighting the impact of personal decisions on one's future. The novel addresses themes of conduct, education, and the consequences of poor associations within a juvenile fiction framework.