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Dish
Dish Books in Order | Wonderlit
4 books · Ages 8–12 · Chapter Books
Dish is a 4-book series for ages 8–12 by Diane Muldrow.
Reading Order
3
Deep Freeze
2003
11
On the Back Burner
2004
12
Sweet-and-Sour Summer
2004
13
A Measure of Thanks
2004
What This Series Covers
Friendship & Loyalty
Responsibility & Accountability
Cooking & Food
Friendship & Social
Teamwork & Collaboration
School Life
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