Nola, a curious six-year-old girl on the cusp of starting kindergarten, is a bright and curious child. She's interested in everything, especially her dad's job as a construction worker. She accompanies him to work on various occasions, witnessing firsthand how things are built and fixed and realizing that her father is not perfect regarding punctuality and responsibility. During a day when her family's apartment suffers various malfunctions and damage, and witnessing broken appliances and disgruntled neighbors, Nola comes to the rescue, resolving to become a “handy girl” herself, albeit without imperfections.

This narrative by Silvija Šesto offers a unique perspective rarely found in children's literature. Young readers may find themselves inspired to explore hands-on professions, potentially breathing new life into increasingly neglected vocations. This fresh approach is sure to intrigue and engage parents and educators, sparking conversations and encouraging further exploration.

The illustrations, skillfully crafted by Mila Lončar, are not only visually stunning but also environmentally conscious. They are made from 100% recycled materials, a testament to the story's themes of growth, sustainability, and the nurturing of talents. This eco-friendly approach not only enhances the book's visual appeal, captivating young readers, but also resonates deeply with them, fostering a sense of responsibility towards environmental stewardship from an early age.