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First Going to School is a children's book written in the late eighteenth century by an anonymous author using the pseudonym M. Pelham. The book tells the story of Tom Brown, a young boy who is nervous about his first day of school. With the help of his sisters and their pet dog, Tom overcomes his fears and learns to enjoy his studies. The book is notable for its emphasis on family values and its portrayal of a positive attitude towards education.

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