True to Form

In the summer of 1961, thirteen-year-old Katie finds herself navigating a tumultuous sea of emotions and challenges. This is not just any summer; it’s a turning point in her young life filled with the complexities of friendship, family dynamics, and the inevitable transition into the teen years. Katie's summer plans are disrupted by her parents' decisions, pulling her into a world of conflicts she is ill-prepared to face. As she grapples with her changing relationships, she discovers that growing up is as much about embracing change as it is about holding onto the memories of childhood.

Katie’s journey is marked by poignant moments that explore her innermost thoughts and feelings. She learns to confront the uncertainties of adolescence while learning the importance of staying true to oneself amidst external pressures. The summer becomes a backdrop for self-discovery, where each challenge is met with a blend of resilience, humor, and an evolving understanding of what it means to be true to form.