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A pizza for the dragon
Pizzaland Chronicles.
Joan Antoni Martín Piñol / Erica Salacedo
A brand-new series packed with adventures, fun characters, and a starving dragon. Fun and melted cheese guaranteed!
‘The dragon’s or the king’s rage. What a place to be in!’ Iris cried out. ‘Now we must try that the dragon doesn’t eat more pizzas and that the king can eat his.’
Many years ago, in a kingdom without a name, a brave and determined girl opened with her neighbor the first pizzeria in the realm. Together, they set out to deliver the pizzas to whoever, whenever, and wherever, no matter what.
Everything gets complicated when a hungry dragon can’t resist the smell of pizza, endangering the lives of the delivery men and the patience of the most demanding customer in the kingdom: the king.
Can Iris stop the dragon, save her people from it, and deliver the pizzas to the palace before they get cold?
Grant & sample translation available.
More titles are expected in 2025!
SELLING POINTS
- A historical fantasy set in medieval times (featuring a dragon!).
- A hilarious story full of plot-twists and delicious pizza of all possible flavours.
- Illustrated chapters with expressive and comical characters.
- A dynamic leading duo formed by a strong female girl and a grumpy yet lovable man.
- Engaging topics for all readers: adventure, resilience, and humour.
- A celebrated humoristic author meets a prolific illustrator.
| Title | A pizza for the dragon |
| Author | Joan Antoni Martín Piñol |
| Illustrator | Erica Salacedo |
| Size and Format | 15 x 20 cm |
| Pages | 60 |
| Age Range | 8+ |
Joan Antoni Martín Piñol has a degree in Audiovisual Communication from the UPF. As a screenwriter, he has worked mainly on television. He has worked at Paramount Comedy as a comedian, at TV3 as co-director and presenter, and as a collaborator in many other programs. Joan Antoni Martín is also a columnist for El País and a script and comedy teacher. He has published more than 30 books, all humorous.
Erica Salcedo studied for her Bachelor of Arts at the University of Castilla-La Mancha, then specialized in Graphic Design and Illustration. She has published books with numerous English, North American, and Spanish publishers. In 2018 the Junior Library Guild selected her work in the Kid Normal series as a nominee for the Children’s Literature category in the Waterstones Awards.