May is still a child, but she already knows what it's like when everything in your life suddenly changes. Her family moves from the town of Concord to Paradise - a place where May's parents want to build an ideal commune. They don’t eat meat, don’t exploit animals (even bees!) and wear the simplest clothes made of linen. And although in the new life there is a place for friendship - with an Indian girl named Two Moons, and a first love for the Beautiful Master, and adventures, May still did not choose this new life. And the only way to accept change is to pick up paper and pen and recreate the reality around you - in letters to your friend Martha, who remained in the city. May has an incredible imagination, and in her letters she seems to live in different realities, rethinking her past and inventing future, unexplored adventures. And he understands that, as in nature, everything changes in life, and movement is an integral part of life.