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Read Time: ~2.9 hr

Goodbye, Pink Pig

by C.S. Adler (1986)

About this book

**AMANDA COULD NEVER BE LONELY...AS LONG AS SHE HAD PINK PIG** Pink Pig is Amanda's best friend, and the only one who understands how it feels to be ten years old and lonely and scared. The little pig is made of rose quartz and is small enough to fit in the palm of Amanda's hand. But Pink Pig has magical powers that can transport Amanda to the amazing Little World, where they can dance and play together all day in the sunshine. But then an evil wizard threatens to destroy the beautiful Little World, and it is Amanda who is brave enough to save Pink Pig and all the other miniature creatures. Amanda's family tells her she is living in a world of make-believe, but after she has faced all the danges of Pink Pig's world -- and won -- Amand is a new person...strong and confident, and ready to find happiness in her own world.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreGoodbye, Pink Pig Lead Character

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