The Adventures of Pinch and Dash
2 total works
This charming giggle-a-minute story of friendship and the perils of working together on a project is perfect for youngsters beginning to read independently.
Pinch is hungry—but there's not much in his refrigerator, and he's too lazy to cook something or go out to the Chat and Chew for some soup. But his good friend Dash is always cooking something! Surely there'll be enough to share, even if Pinch has to spice it up with a little of his own hot sauce. After all, Dash never seasons his soup enough. Will the soup be a success, or will the dynamic duo be left lunchless?
Pinch is hungry—but there's not much in his refrigerator, and he's too lazy to cook something or go out to the Chat and Chew for some soup. But his good friend Dash is always cooking something! Surely there'll be enough to share, even if Pinch has to spice it up with a little of his own hot sauce. After all, Dash never seasons his soup enough. Will the soup be a success, or will the dynamic duo be left lunchless?
Pinch and Dash and the Terrible Couch
by Michael J. Daley and Thomas F Yezerski
Published 1 January 2013
Pinch’s Aunt Hasty is staying true to her name. After selling her house before finding a new home, she realizes she doesn’t have a place for her couch so she sends it off to Pinch to take care of in the meantime. When movers show up at Pinch’s house with this most unwelcome gift, Pinch is outraged. This terrible couch with daring dashes of red doesn’t match his blue curtains, plus it won’t fit in his cozy house!
Pinch’s neighbor, Dash, comes to his friend’s rescue. Together they push. They shove. They try to find a place for the couch. Finally, Pinch comes up with a solution that will please both him and Dash.
Readers will enjoy watching the antics of the duo that was first introduced in PINCH AND DASH MAKE SOUP. Simple, yet satisfying, the second offering in this early reader series shows that you don’t always have to see eye to eye to build a lasting friendship.
Pinch’s neighbor, Dash, comes to his friend’s rescue. Together they push. They shove. They try to find a place for the couch. Finally, Pinch comes up with a solution that will please both him and Dash.
Readers will enjoy watching the antics of the duo that was first introduced in PINCH AND DASH MAKE SOUP. Simple, yet satisfying, the second offering in this early reader series shows that you don’t always have to see eye to eye to build a lasting friendship.