The Mothers McGinn

In "The Mothers McGinn," set against the backdrop of depression-era Maine, Mary McGinn must navigate the challenges of supporting her twelve children after the loss of her husband. As her eldest daughter, Allison, and son, Lewin, enter into marriages, they quickly discover that fairy tales often mask the harsh realities of life, including issues like alcoholism and personal trauma. This poignant family saga explores the trials and triumphs of the McGinn family as they grow and adapt to the complexities of adulthood and motherhood.