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Wish in a Tree

By: Lynda Mullaly Hunt
Narrated by: Alexandra Ryan
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An uplifting audiobook celebrating neurodiversity, starring characters from Lynda Mullaly Hunt's New York Times bestselling novel Fish in a Tree

Oliver’s brain is a volcano of ideas—always bubbling with questions. This makes it hard to focus at school, and sometimes he worries he won’t ever fit in there. So it’s a good thing he has a friend who reminds him that great minds don’t think alike. And that a brain that blazes with curiosity and imagination is a glorious thing. This uplifting audiobook celebrates out-of-the-box thinking, the power of creativity, and the importance of being proud of the things that set us apart.

©2025 Lynda Mullaly Hunt (P)2025 Listening Library
Growing Up & Facts of Life Humorous Fiction Literature & Fiction Feel-Good

Critic reviews

“Oliver, a neurodivergent child introduced in Hunt’s novel Fish in a Tree (2015), makes his picture-book debut. . . . Readers, especially those with learning differences, will appreciate the message that, like a tree with colorful autumn leaves, the world is ‘most beautiful’ when people are all different. Energetic cartoon illustrations cleverly convey Oliver’s vivid imagination as well as his emotions. . . . Affirming and uplifting.”—Kirkus Reviews

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