Ritka lives in the countryside with her sister and alcoholic parents. A third-grader, a neat girl, Margo was taken into her family by a nurse from an orphanage. The almost adult Goshka hopes that her notoriety will protect her from those around her. But each of them has a chance to become happy. And they are all one girl. It depends on how her fate turns out, which name will become real. The piercing story of a child who lost his parents and ended up in an orphanage is read in one breath. And yet the strongest thing in this book is something else: in the mixed choir of voices that tell the story of Margarita Novak, neither falsehood nor slyness is heard. The truth of experiences, which allows the reader of any gender and age to feel in the place of the heroes, makes us look back and, perhaps, lend a helping hand to someone in time.