Vivian'S Lesson - Grierson, Elizabeth W
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"Vivian's Lesson" by Elizabeth W. Grierson is a children's novel that delves into the moral and emotional growth of a young boy named Vivian Armitage. Set during the holiday season, the story follows Vivian and his brother Ronald as they struggle with the pressures of family expectations, peer influence, and personal challenges. The narrative begins with the boys leaving a skating rink after breaking their promise to return home on time, setting the stage for the unfolding drama. As they make their way home, the story explores Vivian's internal struggles with feelings of inadequacy and the…mehr

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"Vivian's Lesson" by Elizabeth W. Grierson is a children's novel that delves into the moral and emotional growth of a young boy named Vivian Armitage. Set during the holiday season, the story follows Vivian and his brother Ronald as they struggle with the pressures of family expectations, peer influence, and personal challenges. The narrative begins with the boys leaving a skating rink after breaking their promise to return home on time, setting the stage for the unfolding drama. As they make their way home, the story explores Vivian's internal struggles with feelings of inadequacy and the fear of not meeting the expectations of those around him. Through his interactions with his family and peers, the novel highlights themes of honesty, the consequences of one's actions, and the importance of moral growth. Vivian's impulsive and sensitive nature creates opportunities for self-discovery, making the book a heartfelt journey of personal development. As Vivian confronts temptation and works through his insecurities, he learns valuable life lessons that resonate with young readers facing similar challenges.
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Elizabeth W. Grierson was an author known primarily for her works aimed at children and young readers. She is best remembered for her novel Vivian's Lesson, which reflects her interest in exploring themes of moral development, honesty, and the challenges faced by young people as they navigate family and social expectations. Grierson's work is marked by a strong emphasis on character growth and personal responsibility. Her stories often featured relatable young protagonists grappling with moral dilemmas, encouraging readers to consider the consequences of their actions and the importance of integrity. Through her engaging narratives, Grierson contributed to the body of children's literature during a time when the genre was growing in popularity and complexity. Her focus on teaching life lessons through relatable stories made her works resonate with both young readers and their parents, reflecting the educational and moralistic trends of the early 1900s. Grierson's stories remain a part of tradition of children's literature that blended adventure with valuable life teachings.