A loving working-class family, the Thomsons, face financial struggles during the Depression era in Toronto. Fifteen-year-old Booky, the president of her Deanna Durbin fan club, navigates the challenges of poverty while pursuing her passions, including writing. After receiving encouragement from her teacher, Mr. Jackson, Booky meets renowned author Lucy Maud Montgomery, who offers valuable advice.
Booky Makes Her Mark
Depression-era Canada serves as the backdrop for a coming-of-age story about a young girl named Booky, who battles poor health and her first crush while discovering her passion for writing.