Richie Rich Digest Stories #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "null," Richie Rich surprises his art class by bringing in a massive block of gold for sculpting—after his teacher runs out of stone blocks—only to carve it into a giant, gleaming dollar sign.
In "null," Mrs. Rich surprises Richie by kicking his football to him—barefoot, yet somehow unharmed—only to reveal her toes are adorned with diamonds, casually noting their surprising strength.
Richie and his father are driven to distraction by Dollar’s endless baying—until the vet says the dog will stop when he’s ready. When the barking finally ceases, they’re relieved—until they learn Dollar was actually doing homework for a TV show called *Canine Classroom*, where viewers were assigned to practice baying.
In "No Stopping Him!", Bascomb is determined to reach the one store with lounge chairs before time runs out, racing against the clock with increasingly inventive (and absurd) makeshift vehicles—no car, no problem. His wild quest to enter a contest for a hammock pushes his creativity (and the limits of physics) to hilarious extremes.
In "Cross That Crevasse," Richie and his mother set out to pick wild raspberries, only for Mrs. Rich to panic when she realizes she’s running late for her club meeting. Their attempts to cross Rich Ravine prove comically unsuccessful, leading to a series of misadventures that end with a surprising twist—home is closer than they thought.
In "The Fast Getaway! Part 1," Richie Rich springs into action when hoodlums kidnap his mom, forcing him to outsmart the crooks by disguising himself as their boss—complete with a red nose—just to sneak in and rescue her. With quick thinking and a dash of daring, Richie takes on the role of the notorious "Red Nose" in a high-stakes game of disguise and deception.
In "The Fast Getaway Part 2 Pursuit of Beezer," Richie Rich pulls off a daring disguise as the notorious red-nosed criminal Beezer, using his wits and a little help from an undercover Cadbury to track down a gang of crooks. With his mother’s clever support, Richie sets a plan in motion to outsmart the criminals and bring them to justice—before they make their next move.
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