About the book: year / All the good things in the life of high school student Tanya are three minutes of peace, exactly the same amount of time she spends smoking one cigarette. My father left the family four years ago. The mother, slowly but surely, is sliding into the alcoholic abyss. Her classmates shun her and have long forgotten her real name, calling her nothing other than “DEJECTIVE.” She has no friends, no hopes, no decent future. She hates school, parents, life, and tries to exist on this planet invisible. But everything changes in an instant. The moment when a DEFECTIVE woman has a desire to get rid of this stigma, stupid ridicule, sidelong glances, extra pounds and everything that prevents her from LIVING and not existing.