And the ones who've come most lately are in the house in whose yard Red lives, Samara and her family, a Muslim family, who is certainly not welcomes by their neighbors. And then a vandalism takes place. And the resulting attention makes the owner of the houses want to cut down the tree. After all, the "wishing tree" day every year is a real pain the neck for her, having to deal with all the trash afterwards. It would be easier to just get rid of it all.

This review is a part of Kid Konnection, hosted by Booking Mama, a collection of children's book-related posts over the weekend.
This book is published by Feiwel & Friends, a division of Macmillan, my employer.
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