He thought this was the end, but it turned out to be the beginning. An accident in the ocean made that year the personal end of the world for fifteen-year-old surfer Noah. The body recovered quickly, but now Noah can’t even put together two words without starting to stutter. But on paper, the words stop scattering, obediently gathering into stories. First job, first love, unexpected secrets of a sleepy town on the ocean - and a whole summer to write the best story in the world. But external events are just the tip of the iceberg that you inevitably encounter when you grow up. French writer Christopher Boix creates a cozy, leisurely and very atmospheric story about how our dreams and ourselves can change, and that this is completely normal. And for those who, having finished reading the book, do not want to part with it, there is a small bridge into the reality of the “Iceberg Theory” - a non-trivial list of literature mentioned on its pages. To have the same unforgettable turning point summer that Noah and Lauren had at any time of the year.