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Nov. 29th, 2020
REVIEW: A Time to Dance
Nov. 29th, 2020 01:46 pmA Time to Dance: Robina Beckles Willson, Collins 1962
It’s not often that a book leaves a song playing in my mind, but this one did. Its title comes from the passage in Ecclesiastes, reminding us that there is a time for everything. So, from when that passage is read at a wedding and becomes a mottod for one of the characters, the Byrds ‘Turn! Turn! Turn! For every season’ has been in my head.
I have a ‘let’s start a school’ tag, in honour of The School at the Chalet as much as anything, well, here’s a subgenre: let’s start a ballet school. ( Read more... )
It’s not often that a book leaves a song playing in my mind, but this one did. Its title comes from the passage in Ecclesiastes, reminding us that there is a time for everything. So, from when that passage is read at a wedding and becomes a mottod for one of the characters, the Byrds ‘Turn! Turn! Turn! For every season’ has been in my head.
I have a ‘let’s start a school’ tag, in honour of The School at the Chalet as much as anything, well, here’s a subgenre: let’s start a ballet school. ( Read more... )