I'll be different tomorrow

Seventeen-year-old Nora is sent to a psychologist by her parents because she hung from home for several days, and although they have no idea the serious reason for this, they feel that something is wrong with her. Nóra's words to the psychologist introduce the reader to the soul of a sensitive, thinking girl. Gábor Oláh - whose novels have already been published by Noran and Novella - his first youth-themed book reports on the typical worries of a modern Hungarian teenager with extraordinary empathy and humor.