That Printer of Udell's

The story follows Dick Falkner, a young boy who escapes a troubled home with an alcoholic father and finds guidance in the form of George Udell, a compassionate printer. Through their relationship, Falkner learns the values of practical Christianity and hard work, which help him rise from his impoverished beginnings. The narrative explores themes of resilience, moral development, and the transformative power of mentorship, leaving a profound impact on readers, including Ronald Reagan, who found personal resonance in Falkner's journey.