Oxford Reading Tree TreeTops Fiction: Level 15 More Pack A: My Guinea-Pig Is Innocent

Joe's excitement about a new guinea pig turns to concern as he realizes his classmate Bruiser is not a true friend in My Guinea-Pig Is Innocent.

In My Guinea-Pig Is Innocent, Joe is excited when a classmate named Bruiser offers to sell him a guinea pig. Having just moved into the area, Joe sees this as an opportunity to make a new friend and bond over their shared interest in pets. However, as Joe gets to know Bruiser and his new pet, he starts to sense that things are not quite right. The guinea pig, which he initially thought was innocent, begins to reveal some strange and unexpected behaviors that leave Joe feeling uneasy.

As the story unfolds, Joe discovers that Bruiser is not the friend he hoped for. The friendship takes a turn as Joe learns more about Bruiser's true nature and the peculiarities of his new pet. This engaging narrative invites young readers to explore themes of friendship, trust, and the challenges of adjusting to new environments. Joe’s journey encourages children to think critically about their relationships and the importance of choosing friends wisely.

My Guinea-Pig Is Innocent is part of the TreeTops Fiction series, which aims to foster a love of reading among children. With a variety of stories across different genres, it provides an excellent platform for children to explore their reading interests while developing essential literacy skills. This captivating tale is sure to resonate with young readers, making them eager to turn the pages and uncover the mysteries within.