Three years ago, Tanner Scott's family moved from California to Utah, which forced the bisexual teenager to temporarily hide his preferences. And now, with very little left before graduation, and almost no more obstacles left between him and his future free life in college, Tanner plans to pass the main exams and finally get out of Utah. But when his best friend Autumn persuades him to take part in the prestigious Provo High School seminar - where the best students work hard on the project of writing a book in a semester - Tanner is unable to argue with her and agrees, if only to prove to Autumn how stupid she is. idea. Writing a book in four months couldn’t be easier. After all, four months is an eternity. But in the end, Tanner is only partly right: four months is a really long time. After all, it only took him a second to notice Sebastian Brother, a Mormon and child prodigy who last year published a book written during a similar workshop and now oversees projects and helps students. And it only took Tanner a month to finally and irrevocably fall in love with him. As their secret and stormy relationship begins, Tanner notices that the words begin to form on their own into an autobiographical book, which, as he soon realizes, he will not be able to turn in at the end of the seminar. Tanner is trying his best to help Sebastian find his path to his faith and his place in a world that once dictated to him only one way to be happy Matty, because this book would not exist without you. And every teenager who will ever need to hear this: You are ideal, exactly as you are. And love, love, love, love, love, love, love, love cannot be killed or brushed aside. Lin-Manuel Miranda