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Trevor Gillette
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Rice New Mexico State
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2013 Spring Football Second Scrimmage
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Rice 36, SMU 14
Rice closed out the home schedule with a 36-14 win
Owls deep snapper who wrapped up his career by earning second-team, All-American honors from Phil Steele.
Handled deep snaps on punts as a senior... Earned All C-USA honors from league coaches and named to Phil Steele's All America second team... Credited with a pair of tackles on punt coverage and recovered a fumble at UTSA to set up a touchdown for the Owls. 2012
Expanded his role as the Owls' deep snapper by moving to defensive end and seeing extensive playing time before missing most of last two regular season games with an injury... Played in the first 11 before being injured early vs. SMU and missing UTEP... Credited with two tackles (tied for team lead) on punts and added eight tackles in action at defensive end... Credited with a career-best three tackles vs. Houston.... Shared his first tackle for loss vs. Tulsa... Was not credited with a breakup but forced an interception vs. Southern Miss by disrupting a shovel pass.
Saw action in all 12 games, both as the deep snapper on punts and at tight end... Had a pair of special teams tackles and recovered a fumbled punt vs. SMU in the season finale.
Caught his first career touchdown pass, a 12-yarder from Nick Fanuzzi at UTEP... Caught a season-best three passes for 35 yards vs. SMU...Made his debut against Northwestern and caught a pair of passes for 20 yards... Member of the C-USA Commissioner's Honor Roll.
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Class 4A 1st Team All-State Defensive End by Texas Sports Writers Association while playing for coach Chad Morris (current Clemson OC) ... played on three consecutive state 4A Division I champions, and served as a team captain as a senior ... Lake Travis was 46-0 in his three seasons and finished 2009 ranked second in the nation by Rivals.com ... one of two Cavaliers to sign with the Owls (Andy Erickson) ... named the Defensive MVP in the state title game ... also lettered in basketball ... Academic All-District 25-4A ... served as a leader in DECA and was co-leader of Lake Travis' Teen Impact program, promoting healthy lifestyles and relationships to teens.
Full Name: Trevor Gayle Gillette.. Born: May 28, 1992 at Dallas. .... Parents: Rob and Debbie Gillette, Austin... (two sisters, one brother). ...Rice major: Political Science.
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We have found the best Chinese cuisine in the country, and some of them just might be near you! It is amazing that with simple staples such as rice, noodles, soybeans, vegetables and seasonings, culinary masterpieces are created! We all know how craveable Chinese cuisine is, and with so many different options to satisfy your craving, it can be hard to pick the best place to go. There are tons of options in nearly every city. We have done the work for you and tried a bevy of wonderful Chinese restaurants all over the country, and then narrowed down the list to show you the very best Chinese cuisine. This is our list of the best Chinese Restaurants around, how many have you tried? Don't see your city in our list? Simply use the search feature to find your best bet for fantastic Chinese cuisine near you!
Lao Sze Chuan has that very cool corner New York Chinese restaurant vibe to it, and while the interior may be smaller than one imagines, what it lacks for in size it makes up for in service, atmosphere, and taste of the food. Tony's Dry Chili Chicken has one of the all time customer favorites here, and it encompasses all the flavors, spices, rubs, and herbs that Tony thought to put together one day and throw it on some grilled chicken, and the rest is history! The fried rice here is so different than every other place as well, you can really taste the difference in the tender love and care when it comes to frying the rice and sautéing the vegetables.
New Peking Restaurant keeps it simple and keeps it classy. The atmosphere inside has a very family oriented vibe to it and the menu is not too overwhelming, but still has enough options to keep you satisfied on multiple visits. The exterior looks like something straight out of a movie but is only rivaled by the food they offer, which usually comes in portions bigger than you can handle. That's not a bad thing though, because left overs rock! Sometimes they also have authentic traditional Chinese characters roaming throughout the restaurant at different times to keep your experience as traditional as possible. The sweet and sour chicken is glazed with their special sauce right after the chicken is deep friend making it as tasty as ever.
Kim's Restaurant on the exterior makes it known that you are entering one of the greatest Chinese restaurants in the entire city. The layout on the interior boasts a combination of colors that are red and black and make you feel like you've chosen the right place. The seating arrangement is a very open concept with a combination of booths and tables for seating, and the menu is pretty straight forward when it comes to the cuisine. The egg rolls are made by hand every time you order, with a combination of different vegetables delivered fresh daily along with your choice of meat for the filling, this is then wrapped in a wrapper where it is deep fried shortly to give it that crunch that is so yummy!
While technically this may be considered a fast food restaurant, they do boast a drive through at Leong's 21 Restaurant, so you can get some delicious Chinese food on the go! They also have dine in seating if you would rather sit in and enjoy the food before you get back on the road. Leong's 21 Restaurant was voted the best in the area for 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2013, so you know you're getting only the best when it comes to Chinese cuisine in Detroit. The food is some of the best, obviously, since they wont so many awards. Their hot and sour soup is exactly what you need to get through another cold day in the motor city!
Wing's Chinese Restaurant is one of the more hidden gems of the Detroit area when it comes to Chinese food. They only accept cash, but don't let that deter you from trying this magical place. Their kung pao chicken is going make you rethink your whole life, and how you've gone this far in your life with never experiencing it. They grill the chicken at exactly the right temperature for the perfect amount of time, and create the glaze and sauce for the chicken at the same time. The sauce is then slowly infused into the chicken while it is still grilling so it caramelizes and thickens and the chicken holds n tightly to this flavor throughout your meal and each and every bite you take.
PF changs is like the high class five star restaurant of excellent Chinese food, and if you're near SW street in Miami you're going to want to try this place out! The best part about PF Changs is their Mongolian beef. The beef is braised in sauce and marinated and then cooked on a fire grill for that smoky taste, it is then caramelized with the special mixes of spices and sauces to give it that signature PF changs taste. The food is only matched by the atmosphere, where it gives you a high class feel but keeping it classy by serving the Chinese food in a presentable manner that one would never imagine. So take a chance at PF changs in Miami!
If you want a place that serves Chinese cuisine as well as dim sum, the the Blackbird Chinese and Dim Sum should be your number one spot in Miami. Seriously, what's better than good times with your best friends and some amazing Chinese and dim sum cuisine? The only thing better than that is having it here at this restaurant. They have a very modern interior that will make you feel like you're with the times, but also give you a comforting feeling so you don't feel took out of place. This restaurant is also very generous with their portions, especially when it comes to their one of a kind gigantic egg rolls that will have a flavorful crunch with every bite you take.
This place will be you feel like you are in a magical movie, because the banquet hall is huge and there is tons of seating. The seating arrangement is set up in a way that you can not sit close to strangers but still sit close enough for the waiters to see you. The lighting is very dim so you can either choose an intimate night for two, or you can have dinner with the whole family, the decision is yours! The food is also served in huge portions as well, so you will always have left overs and will always leave super full. Their roasted duck is big enough to feed a family four but stays in the affordable price range at the same time!
The coolest thing about the Tropical Chinese Restaurant in Miami is the wide selection of different dishes they offer. The menu is so big here that you will be overwhelmed by choices, but don't worry,t he staff there is very generous with their honest opinions about whats hot and whats not at that moment. The portions are generous here as well, as you can envision huge tables that are big enough to feed 8, but seat and feed four! With all the decor interior they have it makes you feel like you've stepped into a traditional Chinese restaurant in China. Thats how authentic it is, and you will feel like this will be your new home for Chinese cuisine in the Miami area.
Don't let the exterior of the building fool you, they offer much more than what you make at first think. So you have to let King Palace Chinese Bar-B-Q Restaurant give you a chance to have your world rocked, and your socks knocked off. Honestly, have you ever thought what it would be like to be the king of your own Chinese food palace? If you're ready to take the throne, then the King Palace Chinese Bar-B-Q Restaurant in Miami is calling your name. As soon as you enter they will serve you like a king with their monstrous portions of BBQ roast pork and the Canton Style Roast Duck that is full of flavors that are seriously only meant for a king such as yourself!
Royal China boasts an environment that is very open house like, but keeping it low key and chill all at the same time. You wont feel too claustrophobic here and you definitely will not feel crowded, so what do you have to worry about? Absolutely nothing because the staff here will take care of everything as soon as you arrive. To be honest, they treat you like royalty here, and you will definitely feel that way! The orange chicken is fried in a manner that each bite as an amazing crisp, and the sweet and sour sauce is caramelized on top to give you a sweet and tangy flavor that will sizzle your taste buds and keep you begging for more!
So you're in the Dallas area looking for a place to grab some Chinese cuisine that wont break the bank, but still be worth your valuable time and money. You come across Ming Place China Bistro and give it a shot, and guess what, you're falling in love! This place redefines what it means to have Chinese cuisine and you will feel like a kid in a candy store experiencing Chinese cuisine for the first time all over again. The portions are large enough that you will be plenty full, and the seating is arranged in a manner where you're given enough space to enjoy your meal without feeling too crowded, but not feeling too lonely at the same time! Its a win win situation!
There's no monkey business going on here, but you will ALWAYS be welcomed at Monkey King Noodle Co. The exterior and interior boast a old school classic wood paneling that will make you feel like you're on an adventure eating Chinese cuisine. They have some of the best Chinese, noodles, and dim sum in the entire city! And Dallas is a huge area so you know you're going to get only the best here. The noodles are dipped in a beef broth that are marinated with the freshest vegetables around that are brought daily here. It all culminates into one flavor when it hits your tongue, and you will have dreams of this beef broth noodle party for many years to come!
Pei Wei Asian Diner will make you wonder how you've missed this place for most of your life. With the amount of food they offer here it doesn't matter how many times you visit. There will always be some combination that you haven't tried and some combination that you'll be kicking yourself for for not trying any sooner. Their dan dan noodles are presented in a high class manner and look like something straight out of a commercial or a magazine. The orange peel chicken with brown rice is one of the most popular dishes here, because the brown rice allows you to cleanse your pallet between each and every bite of orange peel chicken hat is either sweet or tangy!
Sichuan restaurant is the spot serving authentic Japanese cuisine in the heart of DC. The famous culinary dish of Sichuan is the " Ma po tofu" which is a true delight to all and is always available no matter the day you decide to come here. Now, this dish isn't the regular cheap meal you get anywhere but it comes in a rather large portion and an alternative vegetarian option. The secret of the "Ma po tofu" lies in the sauce, it is full of flavor, has the perfect amount of oils and of course the tingling sensation on the tongue is just the right amount. Finding a parking spot over here is not an easy task but a meal here is worth anything, even hunting down a parking space.
The wait staffs know how spicy and hot the meals get so they keep the water glass filled at all times and pay attention to detail.
When it comes to Chinese cuisines, one bad experience could ruin your taste buds for life. If you are new to eating Asian dishes, don't gamble it by walking into just any Chinese restaurant. Drive down to Georgetown area and check out Shanghai Lounge. Everyone who goes here has testified that the best kung pao chicken, steamed pork buns, dumplings, and crispy beef are made here. Mongolian beef and General Tso's chicken can also be found on their menu. They have got different kinds of appetizer and assorted noodles like the Dan Dan noodles. Be warned that most of the meals are extra spicy and you might be gulping down cups of water frantically. But then again, everyone knows Chinese dishes are unique for their flavours and spicy feel. The service here is nice and there's always a welcoming face to greet you once you walk in. If you are wondering what the interiors look like, think of the word "romantic", as this makes a perfect place to hang out with a loved one.
Every restaurant tries to do something different given the fact that competition is really tight. Ching Ching CHA has gone all the way in setting itself apart from the rest. This place doubles up as a tea room and a traditional restaurant. The word "traditional" was used because this spot mimics the kind of restaurants you would probably find in China. The smell of oak rafting through the surroundings, the assortment of teas and tea cups and the floor seating pattern all contributes to the intriguing décor. There are lots of tea varieties here, but the tasty one has to be the iced hibiscus tea which is just as sweet as it is refreshing and costs about $5. You would also find Chinese deserts and simple meals like the Kale, Mongolian dumpling( filled with lamb, cabbage, onions and garlic), chicken curry, vegetable dumplings, bento boxed and some others. Teas are also available to go and there are also few books around that you could glance through.
The only annoying thing about restaurants is the unavailability of parking space. However, if you are able to scale through that hurdle then find your way and head over to Ming's. This is the place where you would get affordable Chinese meals and have the chance to explore different flavors of their cuisine. Once you arrive, you are greeted by the waiter and a sushi bar. Yes, Ming's Restaurant has a sushi bar, this has got to be their way of standing out from the rest. If you are a sushi lover, then you could sit at the bar and order what you like from the sushi menu.
Their menu includes the General Tso's chicken which is not too crispy and covered in the right amount of sauce that is hot, spicy and packed with flavour. Asides from the General Tso's chicken, beef Chow Fun, Singapore noodles and fried rice are also served. You would love Ming's Restaurant because they stay opened till late at night and would satisfy your every cravings.
The lovers of fancy restaurants, with gleaming light bulbs, state-of-the-art décor, and waiters on tux would not love this place for anything. On the other hand, those with a great discerning palette for authentic dishes would only keep coming back here. Chinatown express is one restaurant who cares less about looks and more about the taste of the meals. They pride themselves in cooking Chinese cuisines the original way and even make their noodles from scratch. When you pass through this spot, you would notice the guy who judiciously and meticulously makes the noodles from scratch with his hands.
Service here is pretty fast as you would get your meal almost immediately after placing an order. If the menu gets overwhelming, kindly toss it aside and just order a bowl of roast duck noodles. You can never go wrong with that. Chicken curry, steamed pork buns and other delicacies are also available on the menu. For more convenience, they offer delivery and take outs for guests too.
The Peter Boro is located in Detroit's historic Chinatown, serving contemporary American Chinese cuisine with an extensive beverage list featuring craft cocktails, beer, wine, sake & sherry. They have got lots of Chinese foods to try along with drinks that are really good. The décor is lovely and you would quickly fall in love because of the spaced layout and good ventilation. The service here is just as good as the food, and it boasts of waiters who are always ready to help with seats. For drinks, the bar is stocked to taste and you can always ask the bar tenders to whip up something for you. Over to the meals; scallop crudo, seaweed salad or mushroom salad, salt and pepper shrimp and Mongolian hanger steak are top meals to try. They have also got seaweed salad, calamari and noodles.
China House serves Chinese cuisine with an American twist. The space here is not so large and it is an ideal spot for some Chinese buffet. You would find steak, pork, chicken, seafood, sides, fried rice, soup, noodles, and some "Chow mei fun."
You can go all out by ordering combination platters or the chefs' special platter. Whatever you choose will certainly appeal to your taste bud.
As with most buffet service, you may not find the meals hot and steamy except you turn up quite early. The food scene of Detroit certainly balances with Chinese restaurants available. You can always try meals from the Asian continent and have a taste of the Orients. There are coupons available which can be redeemed later if you are a known customer.
Try the General Tso's chicken which is marinated chunk chicken, deep fried and sautéed with the chef's special hot pepper garlic flavored tangy brown sauce. This chicken only costs $8 and is very filling as it comes with rice.
Kwong Village is a Chinese restaurant that has been around for quite a long time. This local business thrives on serving Chinese dishes and traditional drinks. The space is not so large but accommodates small groups of people. They have delivery options available for those who like eating at home or in the office.
As a simple restaurant, you may not find exotic dishes or luxurious fittings but this restaurant is clean, neat and top notch in serving the best Chinese meals. They have different kinds of soups, noodles and rice. Since Asia is known for rice, rice is the base of most of the main dishes. Try the Chinese fried rice that is made with eggs and other vegetables, and also beverages like coke can be ordered by those who love fizzy drinks with their meals. This is not the fanciest of restaurants, but they make good meals.
This is a Chinese food delivery near you if you live in Detroit. This restaurant is located just on the Warren-Detroit border of 8 Mile on the south side of the road, naturally between Ryan and Dequindre roads. The restaurant is rather small and accommodates a few customers at a time. This is a drawback for some people as they would prefer eating their meals inside. Take outs are recommended especially at night when the parking lots and inside the restaurant is crowded. Besides, eating Chinese take outs at home while watching movies is a great experience. There are different kinds of soups, spiced chicken, vegetables, lots of white rice and fried rice with green sprouts and crabs. Their menu is large and you may go overboard when ordering. Drinks are available to go along with the meals and parking spaces are available.
Basic Japanese cuisines are served here at Lucky Dragon in Detroit. With an extensive menu, it is only right you come here with a large appetite and high hopes for good meals. There are meals like BBQ Pork, fried shrimp pork, chicken wings dings, egg drop soup, hot sour soup, sizzle rice, Won ton, Almond Boneless Chicken (boneless breaded chicken covered with green onion, almonds and our own special gravy), sweet And sour pork or chicken (breaded pork or chicken with carrots, cucumber and pineapple, covered with sweet and sour sauce), garlic chicken, pepper steak, steamed veggies, white rice and beverages. Lucky Dragon is a calm and relaxing spot to escape the city and experience something different. The unique taste of their dishes exposes your taste buds to an exciting world of taste. Don't be deceived by the name, there are no dragons here.
La Mei Zi is a fabulous Asian bistro. They offer delicious Chinese and Taiwanese fusion foods from their lovely and classy dining hall. They host an artsy, modern ambiance with fast, friendly service. They offer made to order meals for lunch and dinner, and a high quality all-you-can-eat buffet on the weekends for lunch.
La Mei Zi's lunch menu offers many delicious classic specials with a unique twist featuring meats and seafood, fried rice, lo mein, and vegetables. The dinner menu includes great appetizers, cold and hot plates, soups, seafood dishes, and more. The "Numbing and Spicy" menu has many hot pot meals, including spicy pork with intestine, blood, tofu and pickle, and spicy Sichuan-style vegetables. La Mei Zi has many unbelievable "house flavor" plates, and noodle or rice dishes. Beverage options include freshly brewed iced tea, Thai iced tea, plum juice, and hot jasmine or green tea in a pot.
About a 20-minute drive north of Atlanta, Mamak serves Chinese, Indian, and Malaysian street fusion foods with flavorful artistry and high quality ingredients. The comfortable, colorful, and casual dining room has ample seating and a simple, mellow vibe. The food is always delicious, and the service is fast and friendly at Mamak.
They offer a host of great starters, including homemade curry puff pastries stuffed with chicken, onions and potato, and beef or chicken satay skewers with peanut sauce. Soup options include crab meat and fish maw egg drop, bak kut teh, and mustard green with fish head. They serve porridge, stir fry, toss noodles, and noodle soups. Mamak also offers many rice dishes with various meat and vegetable options.
Entrees are bountiful and diverse with many meat, seafood, and vegetable choices in an array of flavors and textures. They offer a few great lunch specials, and flavored shaved ice.
Green Sprout is a fully vegetarian Chinese restaurant. They use only the freshest, highest quality ingredients in their all homemade menu. Green Sprout has a mission to showcase "the versatility of meat-free cuisine within a Chinese fare while also providing a 'flavorable' palate" that will satisfy the strictest of omnivores.
Since 2003, Green Sprout has been serving tasty and healthy vegetarian treats to Atlanta locals and tourists. They are committed to making affordable food that cuts no corners on quality or freshness. Menu items include tasty soups, appetizers, entrees, chef's specials, fried rice, noodle dishes, and gluten-free choices. Along with sodas, tea, organic juice and hot and cold caffeinated and decaffeinated teas, they serve several flavors of bubble tea.
They have weekly featured entrees and beverages. In addition to great foods, Green Sprout also offers helpful and comprehensive information about vegetarian diets, nutrition, and tips. They offer corporate catering and delivery, and special outing and picnic packages.
Little Bangkok Restaurant is a Thai and Chinese cuisine establishment serving flavorful, top quality foods. They are a go-to favorite for many Atlanta food-seekers.
The Chinese foods menu has traditional dishes like egg rolls and potstickers. They have many soups, including wonton, egg drop, dragon, san shan, and sizzling rice. Meat, seafood, and vegetable plates come in many varieties like sweet and sour, sesame, mandarin, kung pao, General Tsu-style, fried or grilled. They serve soft lo mein and cho mein noodle dishes.
The lunch menu has many favorites for under $8 per meal served with hot and sour soup, an egg roll and fried rice. The Thai menu also has delicious, flavorful, and satisfying options like chicken, duck, beef, seafood with curries, pad Thai and other Thai noodles, fried rice dishes, vegetarian options, and more. Specialty Thai options feature bacon wrapped shrimp, mussel in clay pot, soft shell crab dishes, salmon cheese wrap, and chicken, duck, and seafood prepared in a variety of ways.
Chong Qing Hot Pot is a simple, casual Chinese restaurant with great food and service. They host a minimal dining hall with ample seating and dozens of great menu items. They serve fresh, high quality authentic Szechuan cuisine.
Menu categories list great dishes featuring poultry, beef, pork, lamb, seafood, and vegetables. They have many cold and hot dishes and hot pot items. They have fried rice, lo mein, rice noodles, and dumplings with many toppings and fillings. Meat and vegetable choices include pork ribs, tripe, ground pork, shredded pork, delicious, perfectly cooked eggplant, bok choy, wood ear mushrooms, string beans, bean curd, bitter melon, scrambled egg, crispy pork, and blood.
The service is fast and friendly, the food is great, and the energy is mellow but lively at Chong Qing Hot Pot. The portions are very generous, and meals are lovely to observe and tasty to eat. Chong Qing Hot Pot is proud to serve delicious and affordable, high quality foods.
PF Chang's is an international franchise that serves consistently amazing Chinese fusion dishes. The fort PF Chang's opened in 1993, and the company has quickly become globally popular. The restaurant is staffed with highly skilled chefs, servers, and hosts who provide a spectacular dining experience every time in every location.
PF Chang's is proud to present culinary passion in all aspects of their meal preparation. They serve all kinds of things, from dim sum to sushi to noodle and rice dishes and entrees. Every item at PF Chang's is made from scratch, by hand, from fresh, top quality ingredients with innovation and artistry. They have a carefully curated wine list that is listed by flavor, and an expansive list of house cocktails that are made with fresh hand-squeezed juice and their homemade ginger beer. They are also a conscious, green restaurant that takes simple, thorough measures to reduce their waste, and chemical, water and power usage.
Happy China II is a famous with a superior Chinese experience available for dine-in, takeout, and delivery. Happy China II uses all fresh, premium ingredients to create modern renditions of traditional Chinese dishes. The staff is fun and intuitive, and the ambiance is lively, casual, and inviting. They have a 120 seat party room for onsite special events.
Their dishes are colorful, delicious, healthy, and beautifully plated. They have a large variety of offerings, including soups with crispy noodles, fried rice, soft noodles, rice noodles, egg foo young, moo shu, vegetables, seafood and meat, combinations, chef's specialties, diet dishes, Szechuan, and Hunan dishes. They also have a lunch buffet option with excellent variety that is stocked with fresh, delicious eats. Whether you dine in, or get take out, or delivery, Happy China II offers a pleasing, tasty experience. Their simple, unelaborate dining hall is often busy, filled with happy customers.
New Ming Wah is a quaint, casually elegant Chinese restaurant offering dine in and takeout to Augusta residents and visitors. They offer a delicious and affordable daily lunch buffet, as well as catering for special events and meetings. Their dining hall interior has a minimal, yet lovely décor with simple fixtures and seating, and sophisticated artwork.
They have well over 100 items on their menu, ranging from marinated chicken wings and fish sticks to cashew chicken and Mongolian beef. Their appetizers include classic Chinese items like perfectly fried egg rolls and wontons. Appetizers also feature some American fusion fare like French fries and wings with options of hot, BBQ, honey mustard, Jamaican jerk, teriyaki, or lemon, lime, or garlic pepper flavor. They offer several varieties of soups, noodle and rice dishes, entrees, chef specials, and curry dishes. They also make refreshing bubble tea in over 25 different flavors, including lavender milk, red bean, and mango.
Hunan Cafe Asian Cuisine is a fantastic Augusta restaurant serving original renditions of Chinese, Korean, Thai, and Malaysian classic dishes. They have a mission to provide exceptional service, beautiful dishes with varying flavors, and a warm, relaxing environment. They offer fine dine in, carry out, delivery, and event catering.
The simple, authentic dining hall is an incubator for a truly unique dining experience, with amazing menu offerings like sea scallops in ginger oyster sauce, pineapples curry shrimp, firecracker prawns, and bok choy with Cantonese fried rice and lemongrass chicken. Hunan Café has a talented staff. Dishes are flavored, prepared, and plated with perfection and delicacy. The kitchen staff skillfully executes delicious dishes like tamarind sweet chili sea bass, lobster pan fried noodle, tropical mango shrimp, and salt and pepper calamari with sweet chili sauce. The flavors and presentation are sophisticated with dessert offerings like decadent flawlessly baked and dressed butterscotch cheesecake.
Augusta Fish Market & Restaurant serves fantastic, fresh, and affordable Chinese-fusion fish market items. They have a simple, basic aesthetic with minimal focus on looks, and maximum focus on cooking and serving delicious (primarily fried) food. They have many reasonably priced a la carte items, as well as cost effective combos and platters.
Their delicious appetizers include eggrolls and spring rolls, French fries, hush puppies, and coleslaw. They also have several fried rice variations, beef and broccoli, and almond chicken. They have several flavors of wings. They have a variety of seafood plates with options like fried shrimp, oysters, scallops, and fish fillets. Their fresh seafood offerings include perfectly steamed crab legs, crawfish, oysters, and live crab, as well as fresh fish offerings like catfish, flounder, croaker, red snapper, fresh water bream, spots, and tilapia. Augusta Fish Market & Restaurant also offers chicken tenders meals, fish sandwiches, and more.
Wah Fung No. 1 Fast Food is a top notch Chinese fast food restaurant. Located on the Lower East Side (adjacent to Tribeca and Soho), this authentic restaurant dishes out delicious Chinese fast food. They offer a simple selection of expertly marinated roasted succulent and sweet pork, juicy and tender chicken, char siu, and delectable duck with rice and vegetable or noodles. Their special costs less than $4, and comes with choice of roasted chicken or pork over a small rice with steamed cabbage or noodles on the side.
Their dishes have been described as "heavenly" with extremely generous portions to satisfy the hungriest patrons or easily split between two people. These protein heavy dishes are made with fresh whole roasted meats. This place serves great food at low prices with fun service. Wah Fung No. 1 Fast Food has no seating and exclusively serves take-out and only accepts cash.
Auntie Guan's Kitchen 108 is a conveniently located establishment offering authentic Chinese dishes. They serve rich, flavorful dishes with quick access to the subway. Their authentic Northeastern Chinese specialties include handmade noodles, dumplings, and pancakes.
Specialty dishes include fried pork or beef in sweet and sour sauce, handmade wontons, spicy pot dishes, and stews. Their menu items are complex flavors from traditional recipes. Auntie Guan's really knows how to fry spring rolls to perfection. Their Chinese cabbage cakes are delicate and flavorful.
Auntie Guan's presents culinary mastery with offerings like "dry deep fried chicken", shredded pork, crispy lamb, fried squid head, braised pork and vermicelli, and bean sprout with egg and wood ear wrapped in a thin pancake. They offer delicious beverages like green and lemon tea, and sweet strawberry milk beverage. Their portions are satisfying and their prices are reasonable. They offer fast, charming dine-in, take-out, and delivery service.
Shu Jiao Fu Zhou Cuisine is a great little restaurant on the Lower East Side. They serve top quality authentic Chinese dishes with a unique touch. Their dining hall on the corner of Grand and Broome Streets has a casual, traditional décor with several tables and counter seating.
They serve an assortment of flavorful traditional soups, including rice ball, pork ball, fish ball, beef tripe, beef with starch, sour vegetable, fish bone, and wonton. They have moist steamed dumplings with delectable pork and chive filling. Specialties include perfectly chewy noodles with delicious housemade peanut sauce. They have several noodle thick and thin noodle choices, including rice, soy and wheat.
This place has a small menu with a selective offering of perfected dishes. Portions are large, beautiful and flavorful. Prices are surprisingly low and quality is notably high at Shu Jiao Fu Zhou Cuisine. They offer dine-in, take-out, and delivery service.
Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen is in Hell's Kitchen. They proudly offer authentic Chinese specialties, such as authentic xiao long bao and hand pulled noodle, and dim sum. They also serve chilled plates, breakfast items, and desserts from all over China.
Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen doesn't cut any corners when it comes to traditional preparation and homemade offerings. Their xiao long bao is a special type of steamed handmade bun authentically prepared in a small bamboo steaming basket. Hand-pulled noodles are made to order by aggressively stretching a lump of dough by pulling it in short tugs over and over into many thin strands. Other handmade signature dishes include duck buns and pan fried buns. Head Chef Peter Song came from Northern China with a desire to share his home cuisine with New York. Kung Fu Little Steamed Buns Ramen has been highly rated by many publications.
21 Shanghai House is a recent addition to Chinatown's eateries. The dining hall offers a cool relief from the bustling street with relaxing updated traditional décor. They have ample seating, and a mellow pleasant vibe.
Their specialty dishes include juicy xiao long bao soup dumplings, vegetarian mock duck, kao fu, chicken with Chinese wine, wuxi ribs, shredded eel, and crunch whole fish with scallion sauce. Seafood menu items include fish with sauce, salt and pepper jumbo shrimp, braised sea cucumber, fish belly in sauce, hot and spicy crab, and lobster dishes. They have a variety of fantastic fried rice offerings, including veggie, pork, chicken, and seafood. They offer several types of noodle dishes featuring pan-fried, and thick and thin chow fun and rice noodles. 21 Shanghai House offers delicious soups, traditionally-made dumplings in a bamboo steaming basket, and specials like marinated duck with sweet sauce, fish head casserole, and sliced fish in wine sauce. They serve delicious dishes prepared with high quality, fresh ingredients with inspired plating design.
Who doesn't love a bit of Spicy Pig Ear or Spicy Pig Tendons? At this Chinese restaurant in Philadelphia, you are sure to get an authentic experience! If you've ever traveled to China or Taiwan, then you will recognize a lot of the menu items here from your time abroad. These dishes truly are what Chinese/Taiwanese people eat on a daily basis. As you may have guessed by their name, Nan Zhou Hand Drawn Noodle House presses and cuts all their noodles right there in the restaurant. Fresh noodles are the number one secret ingredient to making the most remarkable soups. If you're in the mood for a hearty soup with deep-flavored broth and meat that melts in your mouth, get the Beef Noodle Soup. Consider spicing it up with some housemade hot sauce. Come back again to have the other must-try soup dish which is the Roasted Duck Soup filled with fresh noodles and duck with it's crispy skin soaking in the broth. I bet you're mouth is watering just reading this!
As a vegetarian, trying to eat out with friends can be hard. You want your meat-eating friends to be just as satisfied as you. Su Xing House can offer that compromise for you! Many people don't realise that authentic Chinese food is vegetarian friendly! Eating vegetarian- or just choosing to eat cleaner- from a Chinese menu is easy with so many varieties of tofu, and plenty of veggie-based dishes. If you want to eat like the meat-eaters while still maintaining your healthy lifestyle, Su Xing House offers General Tso's Tofu, as well as, Veggie Steaks with Black Pepper. Go vegan and try the Tofu Skin with Mushrooms, or choose fresh with Kale and Bean Curd with Brown Rice. This kitchen certainly has gotten creative! Prices are much more reasonable here as compared to other vegetarian restaurants around the Philadelphia. Feel good about treating yourself at Su Xing House.
Tucked away in Chinatown is the cutest hole-in-the-wall dim sum spot! Dim sum is the name for the collection of bite-sized meals served in steamed baskets or on small plates in Chinese culture. When ordering dim sum, there are so many options to choose from. Dim Sum Garden has the most versatile dim sum menu that you will find in Chinatown. Start with the Shanghai Shumai which are tiny dumplings which have been delicately stuffed with pork and shrimp. Order some scallion pancakes to pass around the table and don't forget to order some healthy green veggies as a side. No dim sum experience would be complete without Xiao Long Bao which are soft dumplings with meat and a soupy broth inside which are traditionally steamed in a Cantonese woven basket. These dishes are meant to be shared, so bring your friends any day of the week!
Here is where the local Chinese and Taiwanese come for a taste of home. Whether it be classic Beef Noodle Soup or comforting Mapo Tofu, you can be assured that you are getting the real deal at Empress Garden in Chinatown! This underrated restaurant serves many dishes you can find Taiwanese people eating at a local restaurant on a friday night, like their Three-cup Chicken and Pig Feet over Rice. Pair these particular dishes with some cold beer to really bring out the flavors! With so many Chinese spots in Chinatown, Empress Garden definitely doesn't get the attention it deserves! That's a good thing for you though as you can avoid the lines, high-prices and alteration of traditional dishes by going to a low-key restaurant. So, whether you are stopping in for a quick bite at lunch, or you want to sit around with your friends for hours eating like they do in Taiwan, there is something on the menu to fit your needs.
There is nothing Chinese about the elegant staircase, lavish lighting and glamourous chandelier at this Chinese restaurant. However, they serve some unexpectedly amazing Szechuan dishes to fill your eyes with tears. Your eyes will be watering either because you can't believe how delicious your dinner is, or because your mouth is on fire from the spice. It will most likely be the latter. Hot Pot is all the rage in China these days, so it's no wonder that it's made its way onto this trendy menu. If you are in the mood for something more individually sized, yet still spicy- try their Hot Sauce Fish soup. Tread light when you order their Dumplings in Chili Oil as it's looks can be deceiving. Don't be surprised to see turtle or whole fish wind up on your table- this restaurant doesn't hold back. So, put on your nicest shirt and your bravest face and dive into some adventurous eating in Philadelphia.
Get some quality Chinese food for decent prices at Wok on the Beach. This restaurant offers typical starters you can expect to find at most Chinese restaurants- shrimp spring rolls, potstickers and edamame. They are cheap and delicious. While moving on to the entrees you will notice a touch of gourmet! Being on the coast allows this Chinese restaurant to cook with some of the freshest seafood around like Grouper, scallops and shrimp! Wok on the Beach has a menu that represents many flavors around Asia with dishes such as Thai Coconut Chicken Soup, Chinatown Wonton Noodle Bowl and Singapore Curry Mei Fun. The entrees are a bit pricier- averaging around $12 per entree- but every bite is worth the price. Seating is limited in this narrow space, and is best to cap groups off at around 4 people if you want to assure yourselves that you will be able to sit together.
When you are craving some comforting Chinese food in Myrtle Beach, here is the place to go! I'm talking about deep-fried Sweet and Sour Chicken with a side of fried rice, sticky spare ribs and juicy General Tso Chicken. They even serve the coveted Pu Pu Platter, which is a tray of assorted meat and seafood in fried, bite-sized portions. There is nothing light about these meals, but you'll be pleased to know that the chefs at Bei Jing are conscious about how they cook those deep-fried dishes. They don't use any nasty saturated fats- instead, they use 100% vegetable oil so you can feel a bit better about indulging yourself. They are also committed to using fresh ingredients to prepare their dishes in a traditional Chinese style wok which gives you that deep flavor. If there is a particular dish that you love, but isn't available on the menu- just ask the staff. The chefs here are happy to give it a shot!
Eating healthy and consciously is on the rise in our country and it seems that Americans have moved away from eating at large chain restaurants such as PF Changs. But what if I were to tell you that actually, PF Changs has some of the healthiest Chinese food options in Myrtle Beach? You might just change your mind. You may be surprised to know that PF Changs has grown with the American health trend by dedicating themselves to buying local and cooking clean. Their menu offers amazing food that is healthy while being tasty. For example; one of their most loved menu items is their lettuce wraps. Large leaves of lettuce come with a portion of either chicken or tofu that has been wok seared with a wonderful selection of veggies. Wrap those up and you have a gluten-free meal or appetizer. Order with a bottle of wine- it's good for you!
Chinese food options are quite limited in Myrtle Beach, so you have to be flexible when a good spot pops up! Dragon Pan is no fine dining, but it just may make it's way into your regular Chinese food rotation. This is a take-out only Chinese restaurant in Myrtle Beach which cooks some of the most authentic Asian dishes around! Although it is technically take-out, there is a small patio located out front. These two tables will fit about 4 people each- so if you're lucky you can squeeze in! Located just a few blocks away from the seaside, this is the perfect restaurant to pack up your food and turn it into a romantic picnic. A favorite menu item here is their Kung Pow Chicken- a flavorful dish with large chunks of zucchini, peanuts and a generous amount of red pepper. And because you don't have to tip to any servers, you can afford some egg rolls on the side!
A chicken wing lover's paradise is here at Hot Wing Express! This Chinese restaurant in Myrtle Beach specializes in making the crispiest, most tender Chinese chicken wings which you can order. Their menu is easy to order off and perfect for sharing. You can order portions of 6-24 wings on the bone, or boneless, and up to 4 sauces for fantastic prices. There are 12 different wing flavors to choose from ranging from sweet to spicy. Try a traditional Chinese zest with Lemon Pepper or go Thai with a Sriracha glaze. Cool your mouth down with side sauces like ranch and Bleu Cheese. You'll want to order some delicious Chinese sides to go with your wings. Hot Wing Express has everything from fried rice and fried noodles, to wontons and spring rolls- as well as traditional entrees such as Chicken Teriyaki Bowls. Grab some napkins and dig in!


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In a recent author Q and A, Emma Donoghue wrote, "One journalist kindly alerted me to the fact that there was a hoax in my Wikipedia entry, a claim that I was writing about 'the murder of a cross-dressing frog-catcher!'and was abashed when I told him it was true." Fortunately, Jenny Bonnet, the pants-wearing victim in this evocative historical novel, is not painted here as an outlandish buffoon; in fact, she is modeled on an irrepressible, very real person who was savagely killed in San Francisco in 1876. Replete with vivid characters, lyrical asides and other atmospheric touches, Frog Music sounds just the right notes. Editor's recommendation.
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From the author of the worldwide bestseller Room: "Her greatest achievement yet...Emma Donoghue shows more than range with FROG MUSICshe shows genius." Darin Strauss, author of Half a Life
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From the author of the worldwide bestseller Room: "Her greatest achievement yet...Emma Donoghue shows more than range with FROG MUSICshe shows genius." Darin Strauss, author of Half a Life
Summer of 1876: San Francisco is in the fierce grip of a record-breaking heat wave and a smallpox epidemic. Through the window of a railroad saloon, a young woman named Jenny Bonnet is shot dead.
The survivor, her friend Blanche Beunon, is a French burlesque dancer. Over the next three days, she will risk everything to bring Jenny's murderer to justiceif he doesn't track her down first. The story Blanche struggles to piece together is one of free-love bohemians, desperate paupers, and arrogant millionaires; of jealous men, icy women, and damaged children. It's the secret life of Jenny herself, a notorious character who breaks the law every morning by getting dressed: a charmer as slippery as the frogs she hunts.
In thrilling, cinematic style, FROG MUSIC digs up a long-forgotten, never-solved crime. Full of songs that migrated across the world, Emma Donoghue's lyrical tale of love and bloodshed among lowlifes captures the pulse of a boomtown like no other.
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Donoghue's first literary crime novel is a departure from her bestselling Room, but it's just as dark and just as gripping as the latter. Based on the circumstances surrounding the grizzly real-life murder of Jenny Bonnet, a law-flouting, pants-wearing frog catcher who lived in San Francisco in the mid-1870s, this investigation into who pulled the trigger is told in episodic flashbacks from the point of view of Blanche Beunon. Blanche is a raunchy, self-absorbed burlesque dancer and French émigré who befriended the alluring Bonnet and was with her on the night she was killed. Also woven into the plot is Blanche's sordid relationship with Albert Deneve, an ex–tightrope walker, and his minion Ernest, who may have had a hand in the murder while swindling Blanche out of house, home, and one-year-old baby. Aside from the obvious whodunit factor, the book is filled with period song lyrics and other historic details, expertly researched and flushed out. The sweltering heat wave and smallpox epidemic that afflicted thousands in 1876, the Sinophobic takedown of Chinese businesses, and the proliferation of baby farms—glorified dumping grounds for unwanted babies—are all integrated into the story of Bonnet's tragic end. Donoghue's signature talent for setting tone and mood elevates the book from common cliffhanger to a true chef d'oeuvre. (Apr.)
An engrossing read."June Thomas, NY1's "The Book Reader""
A page-turner of a mystery with rich historical texture.... Atop the mystery, Ms. Donoghue masterfully overlays another story about motherhood and obligation, and friendship-even desire-between women. [She] manifests her genius by weaving the two together."Julie Hakim Azzam, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette"
Where Donoghue excels is in her descriptions of 19th century squalor.... Poignant."Elizabeth Hand, Los Angeles Times"
Endlessly intriguing.... You'll find yourself enraptured by the intricate plot developments that will keep you revising your version of the action from one hour to the next."Maude McDaniel, BookPage"
Rich hauls of historical research, deeply excavated but lightly borne.... [An] ingenious telling."David Kipen, Wall Street Journal"
[An] ebullient mystery..... Donoghue cross-cuts between Blanche's desperate present-time search and scenes from her Technicolor past with showstopping aplomb.... It's all great fun, and so richly atmospheric.... Astonishing details are scattered like party nuts.... Donoghue also provides riotous musical accompaniment for her narrative.... Call it a mind-bendingly original crime novel, or a dazzling historical mystery, but in the end, this is really a book about love-a mother's love for a strange child, for an exotic friend and finally, for herself."Caroline Leavitt, San Francisco Chronicle"
In Jenny the frog-catcher, Donoghue has resurrected a true original-witty, perceptive, iconoclastic and nearly indomitable."Kathy Ewing, Cleveland Plain Dealer"
FROG MUSIC is miles away from the traditional who-done-it, and rather more colorful than your mama's historical fiction...[and] should appeal to those who don't mind their history with grit and unflinching details."Brooke Wylie, Examiner"
Whether the crime is stranger than fiction or simply more colorful than anything a writer would dare to invent, the true story of Jeanne Bonnet is a scandalous delight."Sara Breselor, 7x7SF"
The authenticity Donoghue brings to her work, something of a signature, lends richness and verisimilitude to the book. FROG MUSIC is a can't-miss work."Terri Schlichenmeyer, Washington Blade"
As with Room, the book thrives on Donoghue's precisely poignant details.... This is a book to cherish, to share with your friends and book clubs, to buy for every reader on your Christmas list, and to read again in a few years. Adored is not too strong a word to describe my feelings for it. My one wish: Emma Donoghue, could you please write faster?"Joy Tipping, Dallas Morning News"
Room's eloquent author brings the same sensitivity to this period piece, which explores the unsolved 1876 San Francisco murder of Jenny Bonnet through the eyes of the bohemian friend she left behind."InStyle"
The setting [Blanche] inhibits is alive, brimming with sin and music."New Yorker"
Donoghue depicts with feeling the new parent's confusion, anxiety and guiltnot just 'Am I doing the right thing?' but 'Am I feeling the right thing-.... Respect for the facts lets the book sprawl towards its final revelations. The effect is a rough if vital music, not unlike Blanche's own repertoire."Adrian Turpin, Financial Times"
Donoghue has a gift for place, for setting, for wringing anxiety and drama out of the spaces her characters occupy, as well as for taking real-life events and rendering them realer and sharper than they were the first time around.... It's a bizarre story through and through, and Donoghue more than does it justice, drawing for the reader a (clearly assiduously researched) world that feels both too strange to be real and too vivid not to be."Ellen Cushing, East Bay Express"
The perfect highbrow historical murder mystery summer read.... Working from actual historic record, Donoghue...masterfully fleshes out San Francisco's demi-monde of French émigré performers and pimps.... [and her] pacing is exemplary.... FROG MUSIC also makes a case for the return of blatant eroticism to mainstream literature. Blanche Buenon's world is one of sex and prostitution, Jenny's one of subverting her gender expectations, and both women have a charged sexuality that simmers like that summer heat wave under the surface of the novel. Donoghue handles graphic sexual scenes deftly, never compromising the frank and lustful point of view of her main character."Leigh Baldwin, San Antonio Current
In the sweltering fall of 1876, a San Francisco prostitute tracks a killer and searches for her stolen baby. Donoghue returns here to the historical fiction genre in which she first made her international mark (Slammerkin, 2000, etc.), but she's blended in the suspense craft she acquired writing her contemporary mega-seller Room (2010). Who fired the shotgun blasts that blew away Jenny Bonnet while her friend Blanche bent down to take off her boots? Blanche believes it was her lover Arthur or his sidekick, Ernest, who have been living on her earnings as a high-priced erotic dancer/whore. They weren't happy when Jenny goaded Blanche into retrieving her 1-year-old son, P'tit, from the ghastly holding pen for unwanted children where Arthur dumped him while Blanche was ill. And Jenny is killed while Blanche is hiding out in the countryside with her after an ugly scene with Arthur and Ernest that led Blanche to flee their apartment without P'tit. The men blame Jenny for Blanche's newfound, unwelcome independence, but there are plenty of other people in San Francisco who dislike the defiant, cross-dressing frog-catcher, who presents herself as an untamed free spirit. There's far more to Jenny's story, we learn, as Donoghue cuts between Blanche's hunt for her son in mid-September and the events of August, when her collision with bicycle-riding Jenny led to their unlikely friendship. By the time the murderer is revealed, we understand why Jenny knows so much about abandoned children, and we've seen how Blanche has been changed by her hesitant commitment to motherhood. (Some of the book's funniest, most touching moments depict her early struggles to care for "this terrible visitor," her baby.) Donoghue's vivid rendering of Gilded Age San Francisco is notable for her atmospheric use of popular songs and slang in Blanche's native French, but the book's emotional punch comes from its portrait of a woman growing into self-respect as she takes responsibility for the infant life she's created. More fine work from one of popular fiction's most talented practitioners.
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- Little, Brown and Company
- Publication date:
- 04/01/2014
- Pages:
- 416
- Product dimensions:
- 5.20(w) x 7.60(h) x 0.90(d)
Meet the Author
Born in Dublin in 1969, Emma Donoghue is an Irish emigrant twice over: she spent eight years in Cambridge doing a PhD in eighteenth-century literature before moving to London, Ontario, where she lives with her partner and their two children. She also migrates between genres, writing literary history, biography, stage and radio plays as well as fairy tales and short stories. She is best known for her novels, which range from the historical (Slammerkin, Life Mask, Landing, The Sealed Letter) to the contemporary (Stir-Fry, Hood, Landing). Her international bestseller Room was a New York Times Best Book of 2010 and was a finalist for the Man Booker, Commonwealth, and Orange Prizes. For more information, visit www.emmadonoghue.com.
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- Hometown:
- London, England and Ontario, Canada
- Date of Birth:
- October 24, 1969
- Place of Birth:
- Dublin, Ireland
- Education:
- B.A. in English and French, University College Dublin, 1990; Ph.D. in English, University of Cambridge, 1998
- Website:
- http://www.emmadonoghue.com
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Frog-catcher Jenny Bonnet, an unorthodox young woman often jailed for wearing men's clothing, is shot dead one evening, the bullet narrowly missing her friend Blanche Beunon, a former circus horseback rider turned exotic dancer. In her new novel Frog Music, Emma Donoghue takes this actual unsolved murder from the intense heat wave and smallpox epidemic of 1876 San Francisco and creates a powerful look into the lives of the city's outcasts. There's so much inside this story that gives a clear picture of societal attitudes and norms of the time, including matters tucked away out of sight, out of mind. The latter being, without giving anything away, one of the most appalling and heart-wrenching things I've read about in a long time. Frog Music is altogether exciting, suspenseful, tragic, unsavory, and scandalous. Its characters are gritty and flawed in all the best ways. Donoghue writes in a naturally beautiful style, interspersing smatterings of French throughout (there's a glossary in the back of the book), but the pace is quick, which kept me turning page after page. There is so much more I want to say, but I'm holding back because those things caught me by surprise as I was reading. Let's just say, I think this book would give reading groups a wealth of topics to discuss. As a musician, I was especially thrilled to find Song Notes in the appendix of the book, filled with background information about the music that appears throughout the story. I received a copy of this book from the publisher in exchange for my honest review.
Reviewed by Rich Follett for Readers' Favorite Emma Donoghue's Frog Music is as raucous and ebullient as its title implies. The cast of characters is a hardscrabble, resilient and eccentric never-say-die cast including Blanche, a French dance hall girl not entirely above selling her favors, a cross-dressing frog catcher named Jenny (hence, the amphibious title), a prematurely retired peacock shyster aerialist and his sycophantic partner in crime - all struggling to survive in smallpox-ridden San Francisco in 1876. When Jenny the frog catcher is murdered only inches away with buckshot that may have been intended for Blanche, a cat-and-mouse drama unfolds as Blanche tries both to solve the mystery and rescue Petit, her infant son who has been kidnapped as surety against her truthful testimony in court. The reversals in Frog Music are relentless and darkly fascinating. As read by Khristine Hvam, Emma Donaghue's portentous, serpentine third-person narrative has the feel of a turn-of-the-century penny dreadful or a 'read-all-about-it' headline - exactly the kind of 'can't-look-away' allure that causes good people to rubberneck at the scene of a car crash. Frog Music is a rare treat in that it is truly divergent from the vast majority of popular fiction. The characters are wickedly eccentric, complex, and drawn in the most fascinating strokes imaginable. The narrative is uncompromising and compelling. The tension is ratcheted up in unexpected ways that border on the perverse. Emma Donoghue's Frog Music demands that we look head-on at things and people that we would normally view only in sidelong glances. As a result, it is an unforgettable and eminently worthwhile read.
While I loved Donoghue's powerful 'Slammerkin' - well-researched, soulful and moving, I have found Frog Music to be an agitating read, perhaps because of the 'then and now' chapters, perhaps because dense description jarrs against light character development. The thought occured to me that famous writers sometimes take out-of-the-box writing risks that work, but after 50 plus pages, I have turned to another riveting read of the same time period and also in the U.S.: Valerie Boyd's 'Wrapped In Rainbows', a biography of Zora Neale Hurston.
I know not all books can live up to the hype that is thrown upon them by advanced book reviews but I was quite disappointed in Emma Donoghue's Frog Music for I was hoping it was going to be as good as everyone said it was. But it wasn't! My eyes felt heavy and my brain numb as I tried to read through some of the nauseatingly long paragraphs so I started skimming the pages reading only what seemed important because the only thing that really kept me plugging away at it was because I wanted to find out who really did it. I normally love literary novels but this one was as limp as a dead frog.
An adult book, not because adolescents wouldn't understand it literally but because it is a little raunchy and nonsequential in its construction for no apparent reason.
When I read the summary of the book I thought it looked very interesting. However, I found the story very difficult to follow. The author jumped from one thing to anothr. It was very difficult to follow and I had to go back each time to figure out who was who. It begins with the main character meeting a young women. From there the story becomes very disjointed. And the smattering of French was distracting and I know French. I finished the book because I kept on thinking it would get better. Would not recommend. Very disappointing.
Story not very compelling. Not fond of the author's writing style in this story. Seems disjointed as the narrative jumps back and forth in time.
Loved Room, but this one was just awful. Could not fid a character to care about. Stopped at page 80, when I decided that to finish it was a huge waste of time.
This book was so boring after about the first 25 pages I just couldn't stand reading any more of it. To submit a review I guess you must rate things at least one star, but in my opinion this book should get none.
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I felt compelled to post a review because so many of those posted struck me as being very misleading. I agree that this book is very different from 'Room'. This book stands on its own and I found it to be very interesting and very evocative of its setting and time. Readers who do not finish the work or who only "skim the long paragraphs" are not serious readers. This book definitely deserves to be read and savored and enjoyed. As with 'Slammerkin' I do not think you will forget it.
Really average read. Perhaps i expected a book as good as Room but it did not come close. Not sure what to expect from her next book
I LOVED "Room" and could not wait to read Frog Music. It was a disappointing read. The story never really grabbed me and in my opinion the writing was disjointed.


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