Lad of Mettle

By: Nat Gould
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  • A Lad of Mettle is an inspiring coming-of-age adventure about Edgar Foster, a determined young man at Redbank School. As he faces personal challenges and thrilling escapades, he must prove his courage, intelligence, and resilience in the pursuit of greatness.
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  • 30 - Lad of Mettle by Nat Gould

    30 - Lad of Mettle by Nat Gould
    Mar 3 2025
    A Lad of Mettle is an inspiring coming-of-age adventure about Edgar Foster, a determined young man at Redbank School. As he faces personal challenges and thrilling escapades, he must prove his courage, intelligence, and resilience in the pursuit of greatness.
    Show More Show Less
    13 mins
  • 29 - Lad of Mettle by Nat Gould

    29 - Lad of Mettle by Nat Gould
    Mar 3 2025
    A Lad of Mettle is an inspiring coming-of-age adventure about Edgar Foster, a determined young man at Redbank School. As he faces personal challenges and thrilling escapades, he must prove his courage, intelligence, and resilience in the pursuit of greatness.
    Show More Show Less
    11 mins
  • 28 - Lad of Mettle by Nat Gould

    28 - Lad of Mettle by Nat Gould
    Mar 3 2025
    A Lad of Mettle is an inspiring coming-of-age adventure about Edgar Foster, a determined young man at Redbank School. As he faces personal challenges and thrilling escapades, he must prove his courage, intelligence, and resilience in the pursuit of greatness.
    Show More Show Less
    12 mins

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