A Season of Eden Quotes

“I want to play you…” He pressed his forehead to mine, closing his eyes. “I want to play your body like an instrument.”
― J.M. Warwick, A Season of Eden

“You're a complex girl. I tend to be drawn to things complex.”
― Jennifer Laurens, A Season of Eden

“This was all too immature for my taste. Games were for people who couldn't stop playing them.”
― Jennifer Laurens, A Season of Eden

“Think of music like you think of eating. There's meat and potatoes, very hearty basic comfort food that sticks to your bones and nourishes you. Then there's fluff. Chips, dessert, junk food. Stuff that won't make you healthy but you prefer because it's quick and there.”
― Jennifer Laurens, A Season of Eden

“So you and your mom are close?'

'He nodded. 'She's done a good job being mother and father. I respect her. It couldn't have been easy.”
― Jennifer Laurens, A Season of Eden

“I really hadn't lost my friends and I could always find a party, but those were temporary shelters that would disappear with the ease of night vanishing into day.”
― Jennifer Laurens, A Season of Eden

“You should all know how to read music. It's as basic to understanding the composer's reaction as knowing how to read words on a page and understanding any of today's literature.”
― Jennifer Laurens, A Season of Eden

“Every artist, whether he is an artist of music, word or paint, has a signature that sets him apart.”
― Jennifer Laurens, A Season of Eden