Natalie Harper has fallen on hard times. Her usual life has collapsed, and she has no choice but to part with the past and step into the future, which, it would seem, does not promise anything good. The cozy but completely unprofitable bookstore “Lost and Found,” which she inherited from her mother, is bringing in continuous losses. In addition, her grandfather Andrew suffers from dementia, and, gradually losing touch with the real world, he becomes increasingly immersed in memories. The only thing they had left was the Lost and Found, a bookstore that always brought joy not only to its owners, but to everyone who crossed its threshold. But the Harpers are closer than ever to losing their life’s work, the debts are too great, and books in the modern world seem to be needed only by writers... But Natalie decides to take a risk and transform Lost and Found, giving it a second life and herself hope for luck. Having moved into a small apartment above a store, she begins to make one man's dream come true, but suddenly comes close to realizing her own dreams...