Join the S.A.V.E. Squad—sixth-graders Sunny, Aneta, Vee, and Esther—as they come together again through a service learning project to rescue dumpster cats.

This is a great second installment to the series.  The differences of the girls make the story attractive to a wide variety of girls, including adopted, single parent, divorced family, home-schooled, and Christian.  This series is perfect for third through sixth grade girls that are not yet into the boy or vampire scene.  They will see themselves in at least one of the characters, and enjoy reading of the girl’s struggles as they attempt to accomplish their goals and deal with their family situations.  Girls will laugh aloud at on the S.A.V.E. Squad’s efforts and failures as they try to make everybody happy.
-Glenajo Shambeck

This is a great book and although it is the second in this series you could read this book and enjoy it without having read the first one.  I thought the characters were enjoyable and the story moved quickly.  I thought the adventure was age appropriate and could be enjoyed by any child
-Irene Grove

I think this is a great example of how a middle-grade book should be written. There are several strong yet vastly different personalities to show the reader that no matter who you are it’s okay. The characters are working together for something that doesn’t benefit them in the least. Finally, it not only hits on several disappointments and changes that greet girls in that age range but also shows how friendship can help you through life.
-Regina Hott