Into the Mix #4 (Dish)
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While they try out new recipes and face cooking challenges, they deal with whatever trouble life stirs up. Friends, working, eating, talking, life—a great recipe to try to follow! We are experiencing technical difficulties. Please try again later. Titles in Order Sort by: Latest to First First to Latest.
The Chef Girls are excited about the seventh-grade ski trip, which is filled with snow sports and practical jokes. Winner Takes the Cake As the campaign heats up, Amanda becomes determined to win at all costs. Can the Chef Girls bring her back to reality before the election day?
A Measure of Thanks Molly and Amanda Moore and their friends Shawn, Peichi, and Natasha have the hottest thing going-a cooking business called Dish! The girls have become great cooks and their business is really taking off. But mixing friendship with business is not always an easy recipe to follow! Summer is over and all of the Chef Girls are back in Brooklyn and back to business—or are they?
When Molly throws herself into planning a Charity Harvest fundraiser to benefit a local food bank, she must choose between her new interests and Dish.
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Sixth grade is over and each Chef Girl has an amazing summer planned. The girls of Dish are going to cook on live TV! Even calm and collected Shawn gets caught up in the excitement. But the interview causes some unexpected problems— especially when the other kids at school find out. Can the Chef Girls handle being celebrities and businesswomen? On the Back Burner 6. But when Peichi blows off her schoolwork because of the celebrations, she is grounded by Dish.
And when the other girls come down with the flu, they have to put their business on the back burner—and risk losing customers. How can the Chef Girls keep Dish running smoothly when so much is going wrong?
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The girls need to find a way to balance business, school, and friends—because friendship is what Dish is all about. Paperback , pages. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Into the Mix , please sign up.
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Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Nov 30, Nadia Duran rated it really liked it. Are you in Middle School struggling? The genre of this book is realistic fiction. This book is awesome for kids that are struggling in Middle School, by getting to class on time, trying out for clubs and sports, and by sticking with their friends from elementary. This book is about a group of girls who are best friends, with their own cooking business called "Dish.
Once they enter, all of them have classes together, and make many sports, but Molly. Now, they have to try to focus on school, on their clubs, and on their business! The main conflict was person vs.
The third person point of view affects the story because it doesn't give us information on about how each character feels. Foe example, we wouldn't have known how Molly felt when she didn't have any classes with her friends and when she felt left out, so we had to figure it out.
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We wouldn't have known if the story was written in first person by another person. The title relates to the book a lot. It does, because the title is "Into the Mix" and this represents how these girls are in such a mixup, with all of the responsibilities they have. The narrator would be very unreliable.
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It would be unreliable because she isn't part of the story, and she doesn't know how each character feels. Therefore, she can't give us information on their feelings.
I really liked this story. I think that it was really good because this can be relatable for any middle schooler. I liked the way the author wrote this book because in each chapter, it mainly focused on one girl and what they were doing. This gives us information about all of them. An interesting thing that I learned about this book, is to try to keep your friends no matter what, and to learn that your friends can have other friends too.
Into the Mix (Dish, #4) by Diane Muldrow
I would probably rate this book a 4 out of a 5 because it was a really good book, but it wasn't the greatest book that I've ever read. I would recommend this book to a middle schooler, who is barely starting, because this book can teach you bad things that can happen, but it can also show you that everything always turns out great. Apr 15, Sydney added it. I really enjoyed Into the Mix a lot. I would recommend this book to my friends that are interested in girls running their own business.
I can almost relate to the book because of my extra circular activities that I do and always being busy. The book Into the Mix is about these girls going into middle school that have their own business called Dish. As the girls get more involved in extra circular activities they don't really get to see each other any more. Dish brings them closer together after I really enjoyed Into the Mix a lot. Dish brings them closer together after they drifted apart. School is taking over the girls lives but they some how find away to still help with Dish.
When Molly's grades start to drop she can't really work with Dish, but she can't say no to a client.