Tuesday, January 28, 2020

Reader's Corner: Wish I May Wish I Might Wish Upon a Tree Tonight


      When you see a wishing star, what do you do? You will wish for something right? In this Katherine Applegate’s mind blowing story switches the role of a wishing star to a wishing tree! The story is about a Tree named Red. Red is what the local people call the Wish tree. Red has been in their town for all of her life and has experienced a lot of things. But when a new family moves, a lot of people are not that kind to them. Red wants to help, but how will a tree be able to help this family? Red does not know, but she is willing to try her best!
     
      I’ve been avid reader of Katherine Applegate’s books for a while now. Some of her books I already read were “The One and Only Ivan”, “Crenshaw”, and “The Wishing Tree”. The Wishing Tree is definitely one of my much loved selections of hers. In this story, she was able to give incredible narrative that made me feel like I was talking to the main character “Red.  The story also manage to show that even though you might be somebody that isn’t capable of doing a lot of things, you can still extend hope and kindness to other people. For example, Red is a tree who can’t do anything but stand. She wants to help the people in trouble. If I was choosing my favorite character, it would definitely be Red. Red is a very old and wise tree who is really kind and has a spirit of helping people. I applaud the author for her good story-line, the soul-stirring scenes and the different emotions that readers would feel throughout the story.

      This book is totally recommended to children (10 years and above) and adults who love heart-warming stories. It is definitely worth reading!


-By Tim-

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