Secret Pizza Party

Got this for my nephew because he is a fan of this author’s other books, but this one has definitely become his absolute favorite! We read it all the time and he has his favorite lines memorized. Fun short read with great art! Like other books by Rubin, it’s purely humorous and silly without much depth or lessons to be learned. Just a little guy who wants to eat pizza. Before buying the book I was worried about the other reviews that had concerns about the messaging, now I think that it’s totally overblown. Paraphrasing, but there’s a line that’s like, “secrets make things special,” but the examples in the book are totally innocuous: secret handshakes and hidden staircases. I think if you don’t want your kids to know about secrets, don’t buy them a book with secret literally in the title, or teach them difference between good and bad secrets.

After reading Dragons Love Tacos 500x, I decided to give Secret Pizza Party a try and I’m so glad I did. My toddler adores this book. We read it morning, noon and night. It’s funny, age appropriate, and the illustrations are great.

I bought this book to gift to one of my grand kids. When my older son visited one night, he found it and read it aloud to us. What a hip little book! What is so different about it is that it uses modern vernacular in the story, such as the secret handshake with a booyah! I think my little iPad loving Pierre will memorize this and read it to his younger bro. Miko will like it, because he only likes what Pierre does. I think they will both love it. Pierre is almost six. He will think this book is really cool, and, therefore, Nannie J must be as well, since she bought it. In fact, I am going to order the authors' other book about tacos. Then I will be doubly cool.

This book is cute, A raccoon trying desperately to get his favorite food, pizza. Yes, it talks about keeping the pizza party secret, so he doesn't get hit with a broom. Some reviews suggested not getting the book, but we discuss " secrets" and how children don't keep secrets from mom and dad for any reason. See the book for what it is, a story about a raccoon trying to get pizza. We also read books to discuss plot, setting and what they feel the story is about.

Not nearly as good as the author's other book D'ragons Love Tacos', which was much loved by our almost 3-year-old. This book is probably for a slightly higher age range, but it's a pretty good choice overall.

Wonderful books for kids under 5 as far as I can tell

This book is hilarious. It is one of my child’s favorite books. It is about raccoons loving pizza. It is great for people who love pizza and anyone with a sense of humor. I loved this so much that I gave this as gifts. It is probably my favorite book from this author. Check out his other books too!

I have the other 2 books from this author, and share it with all of my clients. I am not happy about the outer cover being ripped, and no replacement available.

Aunque es muy corto el libro como el de el dragon que ama los tacos, tiene dibujos chistosos y para que los pequeños empiecen a leer es una buena opción pues tiene pocas palabras y dibujos que abarcan toda la hoja.

Fantastic book with lots of room to make inside jokes with your kids.

What could be better than a raccoon wanting to have pizza and the MAN being against it? Can't go wrong with an Adam Rubin book, dragons and tacos, robots, hitting balls out of the park!

Immense fan des Dragons love Tacos, j’ai acheté ce livre mais l’histoire tombe complètement à plat. C’est bien raconté mais à la fin on se demande vraiment s’il ne manque pas quelques pages… dommage.

This is a hilarious kids book and my two year old loves it! We laugh every time we read it!!