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Every Night Is Pizza Night

A picture book about a girl testing whether pizza really is the best food

Children's picture book from 2020, illustrated by Gianna Ruggiero. Pipo runs a taste test through her neighbors' kitchens and does not get one answer. Best depends on who is eating, the same point its author keeps making about recipes. A pizza recipe sits at the back.

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