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I came up with a title:
Season of Song
It's taken from Song of Solomon, the verse that says: "Flowers appear on the earth; the season of singing is come the cooing of doves is heard in our land." (Song of Solomon 2:12) Spring is the time of youth, of hope, and of promise, when everything is possible and life really does seem like a song.
So, since my heroine is fifteen, and WWII has not yet started, and the story is pretty much a coming-of-age tale ...
Season of Song it is.
And the heroine, Gwen Blake, looks something like this:
Season of Song
It's taken from Song of Solomon, the verse that says: "Flowers appear on the earth; the season of singing is come the cooing of doves is heard in our land." (Song of Solomon 2:12) Spring is the time of youth, of hope, and of promise, when everything is possible and life really does seem like a song.
So, since my heroine is fifteen, and WWII has not yet started, and the story is pretty much a coming-of-age tale ...
Season of Song it is.
And the heroine, Gwen Blake, looks something like this:
Oooh, I like it! It reminds me of the song from Rent, Seasons of Love: "525,600 minutes! How do you measure a year in a life?" Stupid musical theater roots--everything relates back to it.
Gwen Blake, huh? Looks like someone married one of Phil and the Rev Jo's sons! I look forward to finding out all about it, and meeting these new characters.
You've got me interested.