Pish Posh

Ellen Potter's "Pish Posh" introduces Clara Frankofile, an incredibly wealthy and snobbish eleven-year-old who lives alone in a New York City penthouse. She spends her evenings at the exclusive Pish Posh restaurant, judging celebrities and wielding immense social power. However, her carefully constructed world is disrupted by a mysterious 200-year-old secret hidden within the restaurant. Forced to collaborate with an unlikely ally, a street-smart twelve-year-old jewel thief, Clara embarks on a thrilling and dangerous adventure across New York. This chapter book offers a humorous and imaginative take on themes of identity, friendship, and the pitfalls of celebrity obsession, making it suitable for readers aged 7-11. It's a fast-paced mystery that subtly explores character growth and empathy.