To a Youth at School

** "To a Youth at School" by the Religious Tract Society is a guidebook crafted for young learners, probably in the 1800s. It acts as a how-to for school kids, highlighting how important learning, building character, and living a good life are. The story stresses that having strong morals and faith can really help young people live satisfying lives. It speaks directly to students, giving tips on being on time, treating teachers with respect, and making good friends. The pages encourage readers to remember their relationship with God and grow spiritually. The main idea is being religious from a young age, steering clear of bad decisions, and choosing a road of hard work and niceness. In the end, the writer shows a version of success that goes beyond just doing well in the world, pushing young people to shape a life mainly about praising God and finding happiness that never ends. **