By Margaret Robertson ________________________________________________________________________ This author's books tend to be a bit religious, and this is no exception. On the mother's death the Redfern family moved to Canada, where there was a strong Scottish tradition, with preacher and kirk much as they had been in Scotland, and with many of the services in Gaelic, the language which many of these Scottish emigrants had spoken since their birth. The family settle on a small farm, bringing up the children, including Christie, in a good Christian manner. As with other of Mrs Robertson's books much of the action takes place in the young girls' minds, and we do not have a lot to do with th…
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