Everyone is thrilled by The Life Shop. It sells everything - from catbaskets to cruises to career plans - and all a great price. Lorna alone cannotunderstand why her friends, neighbours and even her normally sensible Mum areobsessed by the Life Shop. She realises that its customers seem to be losingtheir individuality. Are the enticing products costing more than is apparent?More importantly, Lorna is also concerned about her disabled brother - howdoes he fit into the Life Shop's all too perfect world?