Years of Plenty

About this book

In the early 20th century, societal shifts and educational reforms transformed the landscape of youth development. "Years of Plenty" by Ivor John Carnegie Brown delves into the life of Martin Leigh, a young boy grappling with the trials of adolescence within the rigid confines of a public school. As he navigates friendships and rivalries, Martin confronts the stark realities of class distinctions and personal aspirations. This poignant novel captures the essence of formative years, highlighting themes of identity and belonging against the backdrop of a changing society. Ideal for students and educators alike, "Years of Plenty" offers a rich exploration of youth and resilience, making it a compelling read for those interested in historical narratives and character-driven stories.