Just as their love begins to flourish, Glory heads out on a tour that takes her to world-renowned concert venues, and away from Frank. The two fall in love and have a whirlwind romance, complete with late-night message chats and mix CDs. I'll begin with the trailer.Īnd now let's have a little plot summary. Still, the book is so inventive and unique and confusing that I didn't want to say nothing about it. I had intended to write a post reviewing Chopsticks, but then I realized that since I'm not even sure what happened in the novel (after several readings), I'm certainly not qualified to write a review. (Feb.Chopsticks by Jessica Rodriguez and Rodrigo Corral An electronic version of the book, with audio and video, will be available simultaneously. Unreliable narrators are a staple of literature, yet seeing deceits and red herrings laid bare in photographs and documents, rather than reading about them, makes the book’s punches hit hard. That’s how it looks, anyway small visual details slowly allow another narrative to develop. Obsession with the waltz “Chopsticks.” When an Argentinean boy, Frank Mendoza, moves in next door, a passionate romance ignites. Years later, Glory’s star is on the rise-ads and brochures show her playing major venues worldwide-but there are also signs that she’s cracking under the pressure, including her growing Happened to her mother sometime after Glory’s first recital (Glory and herįather’s “Merry Christmas 2000” holiday card, seen in a scrapbook, offers thanks “for your support during this difficult year”). Seventeen-year-old Glory Fleming has been playing piano since age seven, but something
Prominent book designer Corral and adult author Anthony (The Convalescent) chronicle the descent of a teenage piano prodigy, telling her story completely through photographs, IM conversations, news clippings, and artwork.
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