Today, continuing my weeklong takeover of the CRRG reader group, I’m chatting about teachers in love. Byron and Tina from my Smile for Me novel come to mind.
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DAY 2: TEACHER IN LOVE
As a retired homeschool mom, I totally understand the hard work of being a teacher. I only had one student in all the fourteen years I homeschooled, but I can imagine how much more work is involved if I had ten or twenty students in my class.
Are you a school teacher, homeschool teacher, or a teacher of some kind? Do share your experience in the comment section.
My dad was a schoolteacher for over thirty two years before he retired. When I was a kindergartener, he obtained special permission to let me audit first grade. I had a lot of fun wearing the school uniform and going to school with Dad, and then sitting in class with my “classmates” who kept going up in grades while I remained in first grade for two years until I was old enough to be officially enrolled.
What about in the fiction universe? Do you like to read novels about teachers falling in love?
When I wrote Smile for Me (Vacation Sweethearts Book 1), set in the Bahamas, I had my own concept of what a principal and his assistant do. My island romance novel focuses on the assistant principal, Byron Moss, who has to face a woman who dislikes him. Does she still dislike him two years later?
I will select one random comment from this thread to get my Smile for Me ebook for free. Check out the book description at JanThompson.com/smile-amazon
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