Big Money

Big Money

Ryan can change leaves into cash.

With big money comes big responsibilities and Ryan's ability is both a blessing and a curse.

How can Ryan use his ability for good, and who can he trust? Themes: coming of age friendship between old & young first love brotherhood trust & betrayal kindness >This easy-to-read book is ideal for middle-grade readers (9-12) and teens who are still developing their reading skills (12-16).

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Book Extract:

Old Mrs Cho raises her hands and begins to mutter the spell.

'A pure heart under a harvest moon, will receive a gift that makes darkness bloom. Kindness will unleash a power, that only selfish hands can sour.'

Just then, a cold wind springs out of nowhere, disrupting the neat piles of leaves and they scatter across the lawn.

Ryan bends over to pick up a leaf that has landed on his shoe.

As he holds it, there is a strange crackling sound - the same as a chip packet being opened.

'What the!' Ryan exclaims, because he is no longer holding a leaf.

Instead, Ryan stares at a five-dollar note.

Boost reading confidence, fluency and stamina 'On the Edge' books by Jay Bird are ideal for fostering successful individual reading experiences and are excellent for school-based instructive reading.