Diana is not yet fourteen, but she must rely only on herself and live ten days in one. Waking up at dawn, the girl does her homework, then helps her mother with housework, and after school she goes to Chicken Street, in the center of Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, where she sells matches, chewing gum and silk scarves. This allows her family, with fourteen brothers and sisters, not to be left without dinner... A girl with the name of a British princess dreams a lot: perhaps one day Diana from Kabul will become a doctor or a teacher... But for now, with the help of French journalist Marie Burro, she simply talks about her life : everyday life, routine, joys, sorrows, hopes for a different future and despair - which allow us to see a different world.