It’s the same water that polar bears swamin just last year and medieval knights guzzled after battle. Noticing that Albert is always covered in bruises, Ally invites him to eat lunch with her and Keisha. One of her brothers died just before his fourth birthday, and throughout her childhood, Hunt wrote songs about him, which she credits as being the foundation for her later writing career. All I have to do is listen as he tells us the word’s meaning, and I can usually remember it because I make mind movies about each one and that helps me remember. Like Fish In A Tree, it is challenging for young readers because it tackles some hard subjects, but it’s also important because not many books do that for young readers.

We celebrate the diversity of minds and work to change the current societal structures, environments, and attitudes that pose great challenges to the neurodiversity community. Some of our partners may process your data as a part of their legitimate business interest without asking for consent. This water was taken from a giant underground lake that goes on for miles and miles,” Albert announces. Wonder follows a ten-year-old boy named August Pullman, born with a rare genetic condition that caused a major facial deformity. Shay and Jessica tease Albert, Ally, and Keisha about being misfit toys, and Ally begins to think that, just as many of the misfit toys are normal save for odd names, there has to be more to her than just being a "slow reader.

Contents LSO BYLYNDA MULLALYHUNT TLE PAGE OPYRIGHT EDICATION HAPTER 1: In Trouble Again HAPTER 2: Yellow Card HAPTER 3: Never up to Me HAPTER 4: Bird in a Cage HAPTER 5: Silver Dollars and Wooden Nickels HAPTER 6: Triple-Sided Coin HAPTER 7: No Grandpas Here HAPTER 8: Real Trouble HAPTER 9: Bag Full of Nothing HAPTER 10: Promises, Promises . The third box is harder, but I guess it’s in the shape of a Magic Marker but much bigger and heavier, as it slides one way and rolls the other.

I’ve been staring into their stomachs while I sit at my desk and they tell me the things that are wrong with me. HAPTER 21: Butterfly Wishes HAPTER 22: No Way to Treat a Queen HAPTER 23: Words That Breathe HAPTER 24: Imaginary Hero HAPTER 25: Celebration or Devastation? Join Us Whether you're a neurodivergent individual, a family member, or someone eager to learn and understand more about neurodiversity, Fish in a Tree welcomes everyone. I see myself wrapped in rope and lying on the train tracks just like in Grandpa’s old black-and-white silent movies.

She discovers that there’s a lot more to her—and to everyone—than a label, and that great minds don’t always think alike.