Frank and Zelda

Caroline M. Hallsworth is a librarian at Cambrian College in Sudbury.

In Frank and Zelda, Kovalski puts a new face on the traditional
children’s story about people who wish for more, only to discover that
more is not necessarily better. When Frank and Zelda’s pizzeria goes
into a slump, their wish for thousands of customers is granted by a
genie-like customer who once enjoyed their pizza. Dismayed by their
success, Frank and Zelda are forced to undo their wish and make their
own modest plans for the future of the pizzeria. Frank and Zelda is a
delightful book with colorful illustrations, that is sure to appeal to
young, pizza-loving readers.