Ann Vickers

Exploring themes of feminism and social reform, the narrative follows Ann Vickers from her tomboyish youth in the late 19th century through her struggles as a suffragist and social worker during the early 20th century. Her experiences in prison shape her commitment to jail reform, while her personal life is marked by a tumultuous marriage and a passionate affair with a judge that challenges societal norms. Ann's journey reflects the complexities of love, motherhood, and the pursuit of purpose against the backdrop of changing societal expectations.