"Enemies: A tale for lads and lasses" by Marian Isabel Hurrell presents a charming and insightful work of Christian juvenile fiction, rooted in the rich tradition of moral storytelling. Set against the backdrop of England, this classic tale gently guides young readers through the intricate landscape of family life and the essential principles of good conduct.

Hurrell's narrative thoughtfully explores themes of Christian life, emphasizing values and virtues crucial for character development. It delves into the daily experiences and challenges faced by young individuals, offering valuable lessons on personal responsibility, social interactions, and the cultivation of an upright spirit. The story serves as a gentle mentor, illustrating how to navigate relationships and uphold moral integrity.

This meticulously prepared print edition invites readers to discover an enduring piece of literature that provides timeless wisdom. "Enemies" remains a compelling choice for anyone interested in classic juvenile fiction that uplifts and instructs, offering a reflective look at faith, family, and the power of virtuous living that resonates with universal appeal.

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