A Measure of Thanks

Dish #10

by Diane Muldrow, Barbara Pollak (Illustrations)

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.

160 pages, Paperback

First published August 25, 2003

About the author

Diane Muldrow grew up in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. She later attended Ohio University, where she earned a Bachelor's Degree in Magazine Journalism and a Bachelor's Degree in Fine Arts: Dance. After her graduation, Diane moved to New York. She spent several years performing as an actress and dancer in New York’s downtown avant-garde performance scene. She also danced in a performance at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall and had her own one-woman shows.

Diane has also had a successful career in publishing, both as an editor and as an author. She has written over 100 books for children. Diane lives in Brooklyn, New York, where she enjoys trying new recipes and eating in local restaurants.

Reviews

[Lizeth · Rating 5 out of 5]

Just randomly looked up these books I read as a kid because I was feeling nostalgic- they were so great! A group of girls bonding over food! Young drama! Life lessons! And I loved the illustrated covers :)

[Arshia Zehra]

It was a nice book! Molly has really got a thing for charity! :) Although it would have been better if Molly didn't leave Dish in the end bcuz I know tht it will be difficult picturing Dish without Molly! :/
Buh Definitely A Good Book!

[Kayli · Rating 3 out of 5]

In this book Dish helps out with a Charity event, and Molly considers quitting dish.

[Gianna · Rating 3 out of 5]

It was a nice book, I guess. Parts of it weren't very well written, but it was still an o.k. book. I wish Molly didn't leave Dish, though!