Nuttie's Father By: Charlotte Mary Yonge (1823-1901)
Nuttie's Father by Charlotte Mary Yonge is a heartwarming and wholesome tale that transports readers back in time to Victorian era England. This charming novel centers around the life of Nuttie, a young girl with a vivacious spirit and an unconventional family dynamic. The story begins with Nuttie's father, who has just inherited a family estate after the passing of his distant relatives. Full of excitement, Nuttie's father decides to uproot his small family and move to the countryside. The sudden change sparks a series of unforeseen events and challenges that both Nuttie and her father must navigate. Yonge's writing style effortlessly captures the essence of the era, painting a vivid picture of life in a small English village. The author's attention to detail immerses readers in the daily routines, customs, and traditions of Victorian society. It is evident that Yonge conducted thorough research, as she seamlessly intertwines historical facts and elements to enhance the narrative. Nuttie's character is endearing and relatable, embodying the innocence and curiosity of a young girl coming of age. As she adjusts to her new surroundings, Nuttie encounters a host of colorful and well-developed supporting characters, each contributing their own unique perspective to the story. The interactions between these characters are laced with humor, sincerity, and occasional moments of tension, adding depth and complexity to the plot. Throughout the novel, Yonge gently explores themes of family, friendship, and acceptance. Nuttie's relationship with her father is particularly heartwarming, as they face numerous obstacles together. Their bond serves as a powerful reminder of the strength and resilience of families in the face of adversity. Moreover, Nuttie's journey towards self-discovery and personal growth is beautifully portrayed. As she grapples with societal expectations and her own fears, Nuttie learns valuable life lessons about the importance of staying true to oneself and embracing individuality. These timeless messages resonate with readers of all ages, making the novel a worthwhile read for both younger and older audiences. Overall, Nuttie's Father is a captivating and engaging novel that transports readers to a bygone era. Charlotte Mary Yonge's skillful storytelling ensnares the imagination, while her well-developed characters and relatable themes make for a delightful reading experience. This timeless tale of love, family, and personal growth is a testament to the enduring power of literature. First Page: Nuttie's Father by Charlotte M. Yonge CONTENTS I. ST. AMBROSE'S CHOIR. II. MONKS HORTON. III. HEIR HUNTING. IV. A NAME. V. SUSPENSE. VI. THE WATER SOLDIER. VII. THAT MAN. VIII. THE FATHER. IX. NEW PLUMES. X. BRIDGEFIELD EGREMONT. XI. LAWN TENNIS. XII. OUT OF WORK. XIII. DETRIMENTALS. XIV. GOING AGEE. XV. A CASTLE OF UMBRELLAS. XVI. INFRA DIG. XVII. AN OLD FRIEND. XVIII. A FRIEND IN NEED. XIX. THE VORTEX. XX. WOLF. XXI. URSULA'S RECEPTION. XXII. DISENCHANTMENT. XXIII. A FAILURE. XXIV. FARMS OR UMBRELLAS. XXV. THE GIGGLING SCOTCH GIRL. XXVI. THREE YEARS LATER. XXVII. THE BOY OF EGREMONT. XXVIII. A BRAVE HEART. XXIX. A FRESH START. XXX. NUTTIE'S PROSPECTS. XXXI. SPES NON FRACTA. XXXII. BLACKS IN THE ASCENDANT. XXXIII. THE LOST HEIR. XXXIV. FETTERS RENT. XXXV. THE HULL OF THE URSULA. XXXVI. NUTTIE'S KNIGHT. XXXVII. FOUND AND TAKEN. XXXVIII. THE UMBRELLA MAN. XXXIX. ANNAPLE'S AMBITION FALLEN. CHAPTER I. ST. AMBROSE'S CHOIR. 'For be it known That their saint's honour is their own.' SCOTT. The town of Micklethwayte was rising and thriving... Continue reading book >>

Nuttie's Father By: Charlotte Mary Yonge (1823-1901)

Nuttie's Father by Charlotte Mary Yonge is a heartwarming and wholesome tale that transports readers back in time to Victorian era England. This charming novel centers around the life of Nuttie, a young girl with a vivacious spirit and an unconventional family dynamic.

The story begins with Nuttie's father, who has just inherited a family estate after the passing of his distant relatives. Full of excitement, Nuttie's father decides to uproot his small family and move to the countryside. The sudden change sparks a series of unforeseen events and challenges that both Nuttie and her father must navigate.

Yonge's writing style effortlessly captures the essence of the era, painting a vivid picture of life in a small English village. The author's attention to detail immerses readers in the daily routines, customs, and traditions of Victorian society. It is evident that Yonge conducted thorough research, as she seamlessly intertwines historical facts and elements to enhance the narrative.

Nuttie's character is endearing and relatable, embodying the innocence and curiosity of a young girl coming of age. As she adjusts to her new surroundings, Nuttie encounters a host of colorful and well-developed supporting characters, each contributing their own unique perspective to the story. The interactions between these characters are laced with humor, sincerity, and occasional moments of tension, adding depth and complexity to the plot.

Throughout the novel, Yonge gently explores themes of family, friendship, and acceptance. Nuttie's relationship with her father is particularly heartwarming, as they face numerous obstacles together. Their bond serves as a powerful reminder of the strength and resilience of families in the face of adversity.

Moreover, Nuttie's journey towards self-discovery and personal growth is beautifully portrayed. As she grapples with societal expectations and her own fears, Nuttie learns valuable life lessons about the importance of staying true to oneself and embracing individuality. These timeless messages resonate with readers of all ages, making the novel a worthwhile read for both younger and older audiences.

Overall, Nuttie's Father is a captivating and engaging novel that transports readers to a bygone era. Charlotte Mary Yonge's skillful storytelling ensnares the imagination, while her well-developed characters and relatable themes make for a delightful reading experience. This timeless tale of love, family, and personal growth is a testament to the enduring power of literature.

First Page:

Nuttie's Father

Charlotte M. Yonge

CONTENTS

I. ST. AMBROSE'S CHOIR. II. MONKS HORTON. III. HEIR HUNTING. IV. A NAME. V. SUSPENSE. VI. THE WATER SOLDIER. VII. THAT MAN. VIII. THE FATHER. IX. NEW PLUMES. X. BRIDGEFIELD EGREMONT. XI. LAWN TENNIS. XII. OUT OF WORK. XIII. DETRIMENTALS. XIV. GOING AGEE. XV. A CASTLE OF UMBRELLAS. XVI. INFRA DIG. XVII. AN OLD FRIEND. XVIII. A FRIEND IN NEED. XIX. THE VORTEX. XX. WOLF. XXI. URSULA'S RECEPTION. XXII. DISENCHANTMENT. XXIII. A FAILURE. XXIV. FARMS OR UMBRELLAS. XXV. THE GIGGLING SCOTCH GIRL. XXVI. THREE YEARS LATER. XXVII. THE BOY OF EGREMONT. XXVIII. A BRAVE HEART. XXIX. A FRESH START. XXX. NUTTIE'S PROSPECTS. XXXI. SPES NON FRACTA. XXXII. BLACKS IN THE ASCENDANT. XXXIII. THE LOST HEIR. XXXIV. FETTERS RENT. XXXV. THE HULL OF THE URSULA. XXXVI. NUTTIE'S KNIGHT. XXXVII. FOUND AND TAKEN. XXXVIII. THE UMBRELLA MAN. XXXIX. ANNAPLE'S AMBITION FALLEN.

CHAPTER I.

ST. AMBROSE'S CHOIR.

'For be it known That their saint's honour is their own.' SCOTT.

The town of Micklethwayte was rising and thriving... Continue reading book >>

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