Pizza Girl

PIZZA GIRL by Jean Kyoung Frazier A pregnant, 18 year old pizza delivery girl is stuck in limbo. She’s grieving over her father’s death, has no real future plans or goals despite a supportive mom and boyfriend. Right away you feel her longing, discontent and frustration. She becomes obsessed with a new customer, Jenny, a stay-at-home mom with an unusual order, a pepperoni pizza with pickles. Pizza girl’s infatuation with Jenny grows and the whole situation spirals into chaos. This book is sad and moody, but also sweet and funny at times. It has themes of breaking through generational trauma and learned behavior, grief and feelings of being lost in life. All topics that are relevant and relatable to just about everyone. Overall, a quick and easy read. Realistic in its portrayal of relationships and solidly fits into the whole ‘unlikable main character that you can’t help but root for’ trope. Recommend! Rating: 4/5 ⭐️

This book holds a special place in my heart specifically because the main character is messy and doesn’t make the right decisions and even has supportive people around them. But in a way it felt like something I could finally connect to. Especially her obsession with someone who she romanticized on the phone in a time where her life was so insanely rough. Even the ending felt realistic as life doesn’t dramatically flip from terrible to fixed in a moment. But rather a slow burn of prospects in the horizon you can follow. It gave me a lot of insight about myself and it’s a book I’d read again. I sent a thank you to the author it was such a good book