Approaching her 16th birthday, Debbie is unsettled. Adolescence has really gotten her bewildered. She spends all her money on an expensive journal, in the hopes that she can keep track of all the things she wants and hopes for and despairs over. She names it Solomon. She talks to it, and it becomes a Young Man. Debbie dates, despairs, searches for her testimony. She begins to find herself through the wise counsel of Solomon. Navigating the paths of conscience and desire, she lives.