This book is about an old red oak tree named Red who was the neighborhood's Wish Tree. He observes the people in the neighborhood but never speaks. He is home to many animals, including Bongo, his crow friend. I liked this book because Red had an interesting perspective on the world and the way people treat each other.

A really amazing story! We enjoyed reading 'Wish tree' because in each chapter, we liked seeing animals and plants in their own world. The story full of adventure and we were entertained non-stop. Overall, it was a enchantingly good book and we plan to re-read it soon!

it was a little bit sad but it ended happy

I was not expecting to enjoy this book as much as I did. Written from the unique perspective of a tree, which means the entire book takes place where the tree is rooted (which might seem like a challenge to keep interesting, but the author did a fantastic job). It really makes you think about the perspective of an immigrant, and how other cultures and religions might be seen as bad to some people, and how in the end we're all humans and should be treated with love and respect. And of course, respecting nature, including trees. It really made me think of not wanting to waste paper/ products from trees and think about where all the wooden objects in my home come from.

i loved this book !