Tammy #6 February 1971
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free"It was like a strange and fantastic dream..." opens with a warm, handwritten-style welcome from Tammy, setting a personal tone for the issue. The story unfolds in a gently surreal mood, anchored by the recurring small illustration that appears in later letter columns—distinct from the cover's art and not connected to the Cover Girls. The cover, by Harry Lindfield, captures a dreamlike moment, perfectly mirroring the issue’s whimsical, introspective spirit.
Sally Valentine, frustrated by the strict rules at her school, decides to break away and create a more relaxed, student-centered learning environment—one where freedom and creativity take the lead.
Orphaned during World War 2, young Kate is sent to a rural farm for safety—only to be trapped in a life of servitude under the harsh rule of the cruel Mrs Thatcher. As the war rages on, Kate’s quiet resilience is tested in a world where kindness is scarce and survival means enduring the unforgiving grip of a woman with no mercy.
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