Title: an avid reader's most fondly remembered book from childhood
Product review: In early twentieth century England, a young girl finds she is able to slip between her own time and sixteenth century England to take her place among her ancestors, a family of servants to a Catholic nobleman's family. The Babingtons are fiercely loyal to Mary, Queen of Scots, at that time imprisoned by Queen Bess. From the descriptions of the country kitchen, to her budding romance with the nobleman's young kinsman, this book stays in one's memory long after others have faded.
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