Ruby at School

''Ruby at School'' is a late 19th-century children's novel by Mrs. George A. Paull that follows the adventures of Ruby Harper, a spirited girl whose mischievous behavior often lands her in trouble. After her mother falls ill, Ruby is sent to boarding school in hopes of instilling discipline and education in her. The story explores themes of friendship, conduct, and personal growth as Ruby learns to reflect on her actions and their effects on her family. Notable for its depiction of a young girl's journey towards maturity, the book addresses issues relevant to youth and family dynamics.