Books by Alison Uttley
Style: Good
Attitude: Positive
Penelope visits her aunt and uncle in their farmhouse "Thackers".
A gentle story with the time-travel elements played down, rather as in Penelope Farmer's "Charlotte Sometimes". There is a homely feel about the farmhouse in both eras. Religion does enter into the story since the Tudor peoples are living in a time of religious change where political partisanship is bound up with religious beliefs. Interestingly, although Penelope would seem to be C of E if anything, Catholicism is portrayed positively without any fanatical overtones.
Classic, Historical, Time-Travel