There is hardly anyone in the world whom Lisa loves more than her father. How can you not love a dad who gets along with everyone? Dad, convinced that everyone needs an inoculation of kindness in childhood? A dad who helps with advice and knows everything about other people? But it seems possible: he is suddenly taken to prison. For five years. And most importantly, this happens precisely when dad wants to tell so much: about his new friend Andrei, about his stupid desire to get into the bad company of Fox, but most of all - about Andrei’s younger sister Chiara. This two-year-old girl has changed Lisa’s life so much that she—the one whom everyone at school calls Mute—uncontrollably wants to chat, laugh, and talk in detail about the days spent in Chiara’s company. The heroines of Yulia Kuznetsova, teenage girls, are always contradictory and in the most in the best sense of the word, reflexive. Liza Makarova from the story “Where is Dad?” observant, she constantly compares herself with others and tries to understand both the actions of other people and her own emotions. When you are 13 years old, it often happens that times are difficult for your family, but your life, on the contrary, is blossoming. The first experience of such isolation is painful and priceless at the same time. The author’s ability to describe even a minor character in a few phrases, creating a memorable character, makes Yulia Kuznetsova’s books special. Both readers and critics note this: the stories “House of P” and “First Work,” published by Compass Guide, received rave reviews and quickly became hits. The works of Yulia Kuznetsova were awarded the “Treasured Dream” and “Book” awards, the International Children's Prize named after. V. P. Krapivina. The story "Where is Dad?" addressed primarily to teenagers and their parents.