Mother's golden guineas

Written in the late 19th century by Annette Lyster, 'Mother's Golden Guineas' is a children's novel that follows Tom Adderley, a spirited village boy from Yorkshire. As he embarks on a seafaring adventure, Tom grapples with the tension between his desire for adventure and his family obligations, all while navigating challenges that test his character and faith. The story explores themes of diligence, obedience, and the bond between parent and child, making it a notable work in juvenile fiction.