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I don't know of anything that formal unfortunately, but I do have a bit of experience with ggez. There are some example games in the repo here, and the README.md at the base of the repo also has template that should be a good starting point.
Additionally, it's based off of the LÖVE framework, which has quite nice documentation. It targets Lua, but the concepts carry over to Rust/ggez quite well.
I am currently just rolling my own at the moment using SFML bindings and various crates that I've found useful. (I've mostly found legion, the ECS which is being developed for the upcoming changes to Amethyst, to be quite excellent for what it's worth. It cuts down off a lot of the verbosity that turned me away from Amethyst.) There are plenty of tutorials for the various window/drawing APIs in other languages that translate relatively easily to Rust if you're not averse to checking docs.rs frequently, but it's not nearly as accessible as something like the Rust book. With time, as the various engines and APIs gain maturity, I believe these problems will be fixed as the documentation develops. Right now, though, it's still a bit lawless.
Bevy ( https://bevyengine.org/ ) is seeing a ton of rapid development, but as of the last time I tried to work with it the docs/tutorials were token at best. There's a fair amount of unofficial examples and cheatsheets floating around for it, but those tend to not be up to date since Bevy just released a new major version within the last couple of months that broke a lot of them. I did find the Discord fairly active and helpful, though, so you might poke your head in there and see if anyone can help you.