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Day of the Living Pizza (Smarts & Dewdrop Mystery #1)
by
Vickie Johnstone (Goodreads Author)
A comedy horror to sink your teeth into.
Detective Smarts of Crazy Name Town has a problem. Doctor Boring and his receptionist have been bumped off, and the only clues at the scene are some olives, tomatoes, mushrooms and sprinkles of oregano. With the town folk dropping like flies and strange figures stumbling down the streets, Officer Dewdrop has an idea.
Detective Smarts of Crazy Name Town has a problem. Doctor Boring and his receptionist have been bumped off, and the only clues at the scene are some olives, tomatoes, mushrooms and sprinkles of oregano. With the town folk dropping like flies and strange figures stumbling down the streets, Officer Dewdrop has an idea.
Kindle Edition
Published
May 12th 2012
by Vickie Johnstone
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This book review was written by my son, Gage Bailey: age 14.
My name is Gage Bailey and I am 14 years old. I read this story in a book called The Gage Project - a book of short stories by various authors that supports the Ronald McDonald house.
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I really liked this story. It was funny and the author did a great job of making "zombies" out of something most kids love: Pizza! The names she used (Detective Smart) and the fact that a mystery was woven into a zomb...more
My name is Gage Bailey and I am 14 years old. I read this story in a book called The Gage Project - a book of short stories by various authors that supports the Ronald McDonald house.
http://www.amazon.com/The-Gage-Projec...
I really liked this story. It was funny and the author did a great job of making "zombies" out of something most kids love: Pizza! The names she used (Detective Smart) and the fact that a mystery was woven into a zomb...more
I couldn't help it, I found myself laughing aloud many times as I read this story. The idea of someone running down the street screaming while a giant pizza man chased her was both funny and scary. I struggled between wanting to eat a pizza and being laughingly grossed out.
Vickie wrote this story as contribution to an anthology for the Gage Project. A project to entertain a child going through surgery with the prospect of a lengthy recovery time. Proceeds from this book will go to charity. This...more
Vickie wrote this story as contribution to an anthology for the Gage Project. A project to entertain a child going through surgery with the prospect of a lengthy recovery time. Proceeds from this book will go to charity. This...more
Who would have thought a story about people turning into Pizzas would be so funny, especially when there is some mystery mixed in for good measure. Vickie Johnstone, author of several other fun and witty novels will make you laugh with "Day of the Living Pizza." Her character names alone will give you pause for a belly laugh. I'm glad to have stumbled on this story and discovered the Gage Project. I hope it has been tremendously successful.
I am a big fan of Vickie Johnstone's Kiwi series and had heard good things about this particular book so I downloaded it and am glad I did.
This book was written to raise money for a charity and the reader is rewarded for his/her purchase with a laugh out loud, entertaining story.
"Day of the Living Pizza" was written for the younger generation but anyone who wants a good, goofy, fun read will get a kick out of this story. It is silly but that is what makes the story so enjoyable to read.
The aut...more
This book was written to raise money for a charity and the reader is rewarded for his/her purchase with a laugh out loud, entertaining story.
"Day of the Living Pizza" was written for the younger generation but anyone who wants a good, goofy, fun read will get a kick out of this story. It is silly but that is what makes the story so enjoyable to read.
The aut...more
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Hi, I live in London and have a thing about fluffy cats. I work as a freelance sub-editor on business magazines and editor/proofreader on books. I love reading, writing, films, the sea, art, animals, nature and travelling.
Books self-published in 2011:
Kaleidoscope (March) - a gathering of 119 poems that I wrote over the years on a variety of themes and in different styles;
Travelling Light - a smal...more
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Books self-published in 2011:
Kaleidoscope (March) - a gathering of 119 poems that I wrote over the years on a variety of themes and in different styles;
Travelling Light - a smal...more
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