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On the surface, the children's storybook, It's not pizza! is a tale of a family that undertake a baking project together. By employment, John was a baker. He surprises his two siblings with a different kind of baking project.

Both of John's siblings, Joyce and Jack, willingly and joyfully follow their brother in the surprise baking project. All are both surprised and delighted with the outcome. Fun was not the only objective, however.

Beneath the surface, the story unravels to reveal how teamwork has its rewards as does baking. The fun of working together is equaled by the fun of eating the gigantic cookie together.

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The author belongs to a family that enjoys cooking. Her maternal grandmother, Mary Pointek baked often, especially during the holidays. She stimulated the author to bake. As a youth, the first batch of cookies that the author baked by herself was Jam Thumbprints.The family tradition of baking continues even today with the siblings of the author. Her two brothers bake. Bernard bakes cookies, also. Her sisters bake.The author further explored cooking and baking after receiving a cookbook from her parents, Christopher and Bernardine A Rishcoff. She treasured that cookbook for decades. Eventually, the author experimented with baking and cooking.The children's storybook, It's not pizza! is the result of the author's creativity and her childhood experiences with baking. The magic of baking is evident in the book.The author has published seven other children's books. The book, In and Out the Birdhouse! was dedicated to her Grandfather Pointek.