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Pizza Day: A Picture Book
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A young boy and his father gather ingredients in the garden to prepare pizza on a hot day in this preschool picture book companion to Soup Day.
On a sunny, summer day, a young boy and his father assemble the ingredients for a homemade pizza. From gathering fresh garden herbs to rolling out the dough for a crust to spreading on sauce and cheese, this picture book leads young ...more
On a sunny, summer day, a young boy and his father assemble the ingredients for a homemade pizza. From gathering fresh garden herbs to rolling out the dough for a crust to spreading on sauce and cheese, this picture book leads young ...more
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Hardcover, 40 pages
Published
October 31st 2017
by Henry Holt and Co. (BYR)
(first published 2017)
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In this companion book to Soup Day, this picture book follows a boy and his father as they spend the day together while his mother is off at her job away from home. I don't know patient younger readers will be with the book or all the steps of making a pizza that are described here, but I enjoyed the details and the fact that they found many of the ingredients for their meal in their garden. The added delights of whiling away the time by playing games outside makes it evident that this father is
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This book about making a pizza wasn't all that great to me. But holy moley did Woods (4) love it. I mean, I had to keep renewing and checking that thing out from the library. Why did he love it?? I have no idea. Kids are weird. Out of all the books there a simple book about a day in the life of a child making a pizza wouldn't have been my bet. But looking back I can see it. It's certainly an idealized view of how he probably wants life to be- at home with a parent all day. Playing with his dog.
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I really enjoyed this book because it was so informative! The book talked about this little boy making pizza with his father, and I really liked how the book gave step-by-step instructions with pictures. The back cover of the book also includes more recipes and instructions! Furthermore, this is perfect for students who do not know how to read yet but are curious to learn! I can definitely see myself reading this book aloud as a way to try and get to know my students and their family life a litt
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Okay, I like the process that the story goes through to make the pizza with child and father. I will use this in storytime programs for sure because it brings in some good info here with the different steps involved. But... WHY OH WHY is it that they put carrots into the tomato sauce they are making for the pizza? I don't get it. Is it a vegetable soup pizza? I am perplexed.
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I'm hungry for pizza after reading this yummy book. This family truly make a pizza from scratch from their garden.
This book isn't exactly a board book, but the pages are sturdy and there is no jacket cover.
A recipe is at the bake of the book for the sauce and the pizza crust. ...more
This book isn't exactly a board book, but the pages are sturdy and there is no jacket cover.
A recipe is at the bake of the book for the sauce and the pizza crust. ...more

Fun illustrations and a fun story about how pizza is made. It's a bit long for story time, but doable with the right combination of books/songs.
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I like the vocabulary and that the dad is a stay at home dad.

Mainly a story about a child and father picking things from their garden and making pizza from scratch.
There's a small counting component showing 1-5. ...more
There's a small counting component showing 1-5. ...more

A straight forward how-to-book on making pizza -- some cute little references to dough resting and sauce napping.

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too long
didn't like the text wraps
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I did
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too long
didn't like the text wraps
illustrations were just so/so ...more
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Melissa Iwai is the children’s book author and illustrator of Soup Day. She has also illustrated numerous picture books, including Let’s Go to the Hardware Store, Truck Stop, a 2014 Bank Street Library Best Book, Hush Little Monster, B is for Bulldozer, as well as many others. All of her books may be viewed at: http://www.melissaiwai.com/
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