Almost a year has passed since her mother's death. At home, Sanna has to take care of her father, who doesn't eat enough, only wants to sleep and write, and he hardly notices her. Things aren't much better at school either, as her best friend has found another ally. Then Yousef comes to class and shows her how to see the world in a completely different way through photography. He also carries a heavier burden than a normal teenager should, so Sanna may have finally found someone who understands her, but - can she trust him?
A painfully realistic novel about a teenage girl who has to fend for herself when her father can't be a father. It's a story about neglect, but – fortunately! – the support system works. (adapted from the main page of Miš Publishing House)