Sweet Pizza

A warm, funny story about a young boy who brings a community together by saving the local cafe and his family at the same time.

Joe's family runs the local cafe in Bryn Mawr. It's seen better days, and Joe's mom wants to sell it. But it was started before the war by Joe's Italian great-great-grandfather, and he can't bear to see it shut. He vows to save the family business and find out more about his past at the same time. This is a great story that, at its heart, is about immigration. The Welsh people took Joe's Italian family to their hearts and protected them during the war. As Joe looks down the depressing High Street, he's determined to bring this diverse town together through good food and fine times!

G. R. Gemin, whose first name is Giancarlo, was born in Cardiff, South Wales, of Italian parentage. He spends much of his non-writing time listening to a variety of music, from Jimmy Smith to Giuseppe Verdi, with whom he is particularly obsessed. He speaks enough Italian to order ice cream, cake, or both.