Who doesn't love pizza?

*no one raises their hand*

Damn right.

This book is called pizza delivery and it's something different from most books I've reviewed: it's slice of life. (Or should I say, pizza slice of life?)

It's all about the local pizza delivery man (Pizza guy) and the various people he delivers pizza to. Every chapter is about another, unique person and their experience with the pizza guy.

I think it's a really nice book. I like those kinds of books, the books were someone as simple as a pizza guy can have such an impact on people's lives. I just love it.

The characters are all their own person, they all have different lives, but not one of them feels like a rip-off of another one. They're all really well done!

I also like how the story handles the problems that genderfluid people, teenagers, suicidal people, etc. experience. It's just really good!

For GPS, there were a few missing commas here and there, but it was mostly good.

The story is just... well, if you want to read a story to just make you feel good for a while, then read this. The pizza and its hot deliverer are a nice plus.

Rating: 9.5