Sophie Kinsella's new book, Finding Audrey, is unlike any of her previous ones. The author of frivolous romantic comedies has created the deepest psychological novel. Teenagers are the most defenseless, most vulnerable people. They react painfully to ridicule and insults, often feel lonely because they are afraid to share their experiences with adults. Audrey has a serious problem: she is afraid to go out, make friends, go on dates. What to do in this situation? Let it be as it is? But a person in the modern world cannot live in isolation. The psychologist advises the girl to make a film about her life - this way she can get rid of tension and indecision. Audrey needs courage to realize her problem and begin to act. And her parents need no less courage and patience: after all, it is very important for a daughter to feel their love and support.