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Danny's Mom

by Elaine Wolf

Danny's Mom

by Elaine Wolf

After the heartbreaking loss of her teenage son Danny in a car accident, high school guidance counselor Beth Maller must navigate her return to work amidst overwhelming grief. Beth's mourning is compounded by her belief that she could have prevented the tragedy—fueling resentment towards her husband and herself. As she re-assumes her role at Meadow Brook High, Beth's personal tragedy becomes a catalyst for confronting the school's troubling issues: systemic homophobia, ineffective administration, and rampant bullying. Through her struggle, Beth ignites moral conflicts and becomes a voice for change, risking her career and newfound stability in pursuit of justice and a path to healing. 'Danny's Mom' is a poignant exploration of grief, responsibility, and the courage to challenge the status quo in the wake of loss.

  • Fiction
  • Drama
  • Justice
  • Social
  • School
  • Grief
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