Pizza Rampaggi – With the Sauciest Parents in the World
One family pizza with all the toppings, hold the manners
Going to a restaurant would be so nice – if it weren’t for the parents. They never behave: They can’t find anything they like on the menu, can’t sit still, they play with their food and each other, and annoy the other restaurant guests. Thank goodness the other children with adults are no better off. And if Mum and Dad are allowed to watch their daily news programme before bedtime, they won’t cause any more trouble, at least for today.
- Wittily observed and served piping hot: hilarious interplay around food, expectations and parent-child roles.
- A funny (anti-)table manners book with lively illustrations and ‘helpful’ soundbites on good behaviour
Juliane Pieper
Juliane Pieper born in 1975, uses her left hand to create funny pictures and quirky texts. She studied illustration and visual communication at the Weißensee Art Academy in Berlin and the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York. She has mainly worked for magazines and newspapers. Every now and then, her video animations have been projected onto the Manhattan Bridge in New York. Juliane Pieper lives with her family in Berlin.
