Sausage and Mash at Halloween

<p><strong>Are you ready to get spooky this Halloween with the Pawsome Pet Detectives?</strong></p><p></p><p><strong>Join Arthur the daring Dachshund and Masha the brave British Blue Cat</strong> as they solve some very <em>unusual</em> <em>mysteries</em> this Halloween! First they're on the trail of the jewel thief who's stolen Honey the Persian cat's precious collar. Next they're hunting the ghost who's haunting Chilli the Chihuahua. Then they're searching for Masha's brother Tumbler who's vanished without a trace. </p><p></p><p><strong><em>Sausage and Mash at Halloween </em></strong>is the <em>second </em>book in the <strong><em>Sausage and Mash Pawsome Pet Detectives</em></strong> <strong>series.</strong></p><p></p><p>Children will love this exciting feel-good story about a pampered pooch and a fearless cat who learn to get along despite their differences. </p><p></p><p><strong><em>Sausage and Mash at Halloween </em></strong>is the perfect bedtime story for parents carers and grandparents to share with children.</p><p></p><p>It's a <strong>First Chapter </strong>book that children will love reading independently. It's bursting with <em>hilarious illustrations</em> and <em>engaging comical characters.</em></p><p></p><p><strong>Teachers educators and librarians </strong>would find <strong><em>Sausage and Mash at Halloween </em></strong>an excellent choice for <strong>shared reading</strong> <strong>guided reading</strong> and <strong>story time</strong>. Why not add it to the<strong> Book Corner </strong>or the<strong> School Library? </strong>It's the ideal companion for supporting<strong> Literacy English as a Second Language (ESL) </strong>and <strong>English as a Foreign Language (EFL)</strong> because it illustrates the <strong>5 Cs of Storytelling</strong>: Character Context Conflict Climax and Closure. It is a helpful story for exploring elements of <strong>PSHE (PSHCE/PSHE Education) </strong>such as <em>bullying </em> <em>holidays and celebrations diversity in families caring for the environment friendship and co-operation and belonging to a community. </em></p><p></p>