SuitabookSaving Marty
Paul Griffin
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A friendship between a boy and an unconventional pet drives this farm-set story, alongside Renzo’s ambitions and interest in the father he never knew.
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Paul Griffin
A friendship between a boy and an unconventional pet drives this farm-set story, alongside Renzo’s ambitions and interest in the father he never knew.
Clint Greenleaf
A familiar fairy-tale setup is used to introduce three choices for handling money: spending, giving and saving. The pigs’ building business supplies the story’s practical context.
Disney
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Christopher Pike
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Alex Aster
This is a high-stakes fantasy sequel combining a love triangle with battles, prophecy and threats to whole populations. Its strongest appeal is likely the mixture of romance, magic, creatures and extreme peril.
Helen Cooper
This is a compassionate story about displacement, sibling connection and different responses to upheaval. Its dark imagery and lyrical language make room for fear, loss, uncertainty, hope and courage without revealing every detail.
Sonya Sones
This is a verse novel about two young people whose friendship develops amid homelessness, mental-health difficulties, family strain, disappearance and guilt. Molly’s wish to help Red also prompts her to face her own unresolved pain.
Doug Godard, Nadia Ronquillo
A gentle story combines friendship and football with practical ideas about earning, saving, budgeting and planning. Its central appeal is seeing Skye and Rey work towards a shared purchase while learning something about themselves.