Marco's stomach rumbles. He remembers the cold piece of leftover pizza from last night. But Andy and Joey are starving too. They all hold on to the pizza box. It's decided that the last person holding the box, gets the slice. They've got nothing else to do this summer.
Marco's stomach rumbles. He remembers the cold piece of leftover pizza from last night. But Andy and Joey are starving too. They all hold on to the pizza box. It's decided that the last person holding the box, gets the slice. They've got nothing else to do this summer.
Hold on to the pizza box - or else!
The contest: hold on to the pizza box, no matter what. The prize: a tasty slice of left over meatlovers. The problem: no one will let go. No matter what.
Short-listed for LIANZA Children's Book Awards: Esther Glen Medal for Junior Fiction 2013
“This is a fast-moving, funny story, excellently written by NZ author Rose Quilter, who manages to generate crisis, despair, suspense, a huge number of laughs and a very satisfying conclusion from simple, everyday ingredients...”
-- Catherine Mayo goodreads
Rose Quilter grew up in Auckland in a large and boisterous family. From an early age she was fascinated by languages, and went on to study French, German and Spanish at Auckland University. At the suggestion of a friend, she tried her hand at writing readers for teenage boys. This was followed by stories for The School Magazine and The School Journal. She currently lives in Auckland with her partner Tony and their three children. The Slice is her first novel and was short-listed for the 2012 LIANZA Junior Fiction Award.
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