A mass psychosis erupts in an ordinary kindergarten. A seemingly unremarkable girl discovers a gift for comforting and soothing other people's children. A private detective searches for the owner of a lost horse. A grown woman, a mathematician, suddenly discovers she was adopted as a baby. Is this a retelling of several episodes of a new popular TV series? No, these are real-life stories that Ekaterina Murashova, a psychologist in St. Petersburg, hears every day at her clinic. Every day, mothers and fathers, grandparents, adults and teenagers come to the psychologist's office with their stories, complaints, and life's struggles, write letters, and ask questions on her blog on the Snob portal. Every day, Ekaterina Murashova works with them to find answers to difficult life questions, and then writes books based on her consultations. Readers eagerly await these books, just as they eagerly await new episodes of the popular TV series.