Margaret Trudeau: Inside story of the First woman to be the Wife and Mother of Canada's Prime Ministers

Margaret Trudeau's story is one of remarkable resilience and dedication. As the wife of former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, she was thrust into the public eye at a young age. This biography explores her journey from her early years and marriage, through the challenges of public life, to her personal battles with mental health.

The book details her struggles with bipolar disorder, the strain it placed on her marriage, and her eventual separation from Pierre. Despite these challenges, Margaret found her independence and pursued a career in writing, acting, and photography. Her advocacy for mental health has made a lasting impact, helping to reduce stigma and provide support for many.

Margaret's life has also been marked by profound personal losses, including the tragic death of her youngest son, Michel. Through her grief, she found strength in her family, particularly in supporting her son Justin's political career. As Justin became Prime Minister, Margaret's legacy and influence grew.

This biography not only covers her contributions to Canadian society but also highlights her reflections on life, her achievements, and her future aspirations. Margaret Trudeau's journey is a testament to the power of resilience, love, and the ongoing fight for mental health awareness.