Sometimes to find yourself means to lose yourself. Chan is 17-years-old boy who is one foot step away from graduation with no clear perspectives about what is he about to do with his future. His imagination feels like drop of water in a desert, but all and all this water has never poured out. His family is away from him, but Chan doesn't consider that as a dramatic saga. His friends at school are cool, but this doesn't fix his psychological trauma of how the things got to change. What does his future would look like when he graduates? Is there any chance of getting familiarized to his options when he decides what road to take? All these philosophical movements of his life are clicking the pause button in his everyday joyful. When Sizzy from the future didn't came up. Now the time had come. Chad has to realize what effort it takes to has so many options in front of him, without even notice them. Sizzy from the future is a fantastic novel that represents the Chan's confusion throughout the prisma of rational movements, typical for every human being. The fear of changes is similar to the fear of the unknown. Escaping the reality completes your life, the way finding yourself lost complicates it. Where is the key of your sacred thoughts? What the right decision would be? Sizzy from the future is bringing the options. Only Chan would have the opportunity to pick the right one for him.