Nuttie's Father

The story of Nuttie's Father revolves around the character of Nuttie whose real name is Ursula May and her relationship with her father Mr. Egremont May. Mr. May is a widower and a clergyman and the novel delves into their familial dynamics and the challenges they face. Nuttie who has a strong-willed and independent personality seeks to understand her father better and navigate her way through the expectations of Victorian society. The book explores themes of faith duty and personal growth.Charlotte M. Yonge's works often contain strong moral and religious themes and reflect the values and societal norms of the Victorian era. Nuttie's Father is a character-driven novel that examines the emotional and spiritual development of its protagonists while addressing the moral dilemmas and challenges they encounter.Yonge's novels were popular in her time and she was known for her emphasis on Christian values and the role of women in the home and society. Nuttie's Father is a part of her larger literary oeuvre and provides insight into the moral and social concerns of the Victorian era.