Sausage and Mash On the Beach

<p><strong>Go to the Seaside with Sausage and Mash this summer!</strong></p><p></p><p>Hooray it's <em>summer </em>again! <strong>Arthur the daring Dachshund</strong> and <strong>Masha the brave British Blue Cat</strong> are off to the beach for a well-earned holiday--they are strictly off-duty! They'll be staying with Arthur's auntie and his cousin Chutney a happy-go-lucky Jack Russell terrier. They'll be playing in the sand dunes splashing in the sea and barking (and meowing) at the waves. But when Chutney vanishes it's time for the <strong>Pawsome Pet Detectives</strong> to get on the case!</p><p></p><p>Children will love reading the <em>fifth</em> book in the <strong><em>Sausage and Mash Pet Detectives </em></strong>series. It's another amusing feel-good story about the pampered pooch and the fearless cat who learn to get along despite their differences.</p><p></p><p><strong><em>Sausage and Mash on the Beach</em> </strong>is the perfect bedtime story for parents carers and grandparents to share with children.</p><p>It's a <strong>First Chapter </strong>book (Intermediate level) that children will love reading independently. It's bursting with hilarious illustrations and engaging characters.</p><p></p><p><strong>Teachers educators and librarians </strong>would find <strong><em>Sausage and Mash on the Beach</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> <strong>English as a Foreign Language (EFL)</strong> because it illustrates the <strong>5 Cs of Storytelling</strong>: <em> Character Context Conflict Climax and Closure</em>. It is a helpful story for exploring elements of <strong>PSHE (PSHCE/PSHE Education) </strong>such as <em>diversity in families living with a new family </em>and <em>adapting to life's unexpected changes</em>.</p>