At the point when somebody has an almost "perfect" life, it’s difficult to accept that individual could be leaving their brain. Lisa Bright and Dark, by John Neufeld, investigates the universe of psychological sickness through Lisa Shilling, a multi year old who accepts she is going insane. Despite the fact that she and her companions know this, she can't get help since her folks think she is causing it to up. With no grown-up help, the issue must be taken under the control of Lisa and her three high school companions.	Lisa Shilling begins as any typical young person, going to class, going out with companions, and in any event, dating. As the novel advances, Lisa slips into dull, burdensome states of mind on incidental days, and afterward into sadness inside and out. Lisa’s companions notice her change and assume control over it to give her "therapy" in light of the fact that Lisa’s guardians are not ready to acknowledge her disorder. As the downturn advances, many terrifying episodes occur, yet Lisa’s companions stay with her, assisting with invigorating Lisa just as themselves.	Lisa’s companions stay with her when nobody else will. One occurrence happened where Lisa went into a nearly daze like scene and afterward continued to assault one of her three companions. Indeed, even through the troublesome occasions, Lisa’s companions would not abandon her. The essential topic of kinship is communicated all through the novel.It is never told precisely what has caused Lisa Shilling to slip into this condition of discouragement, which assists with making the air of the novel extremely secretive. Exactly when apparently Lisa is showing signs of improvement, another scene happens. The story is upsetting, being set around Lisa’s school and home. With different characters in the story, for example, Lisa’s guardians, causing clashes with Lisa getting legitimate treatment, the story is given an upsetting yet sensible feel.	Instead of the story being told from the fundamental character’s perspective, it is rather told by one of Lisa’s three companions who is attempting to help. This shields the peruser from having the option to tell precisely what is happening in Lisa Shilling’s head.