In this intimate memoir, Sarah R. Whitehead tells the story of her son Matthew Morrison, from his childhood in a small Midwestern town to his rise to fame on Broadway and television. Through personal anecdotes and behind-the-scenes insight, she brings to life the man behind the musical sensation.

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