![]() ![]() ![]() Red, the tree, brings a new perspective into life, appreciating things that are wholesome, and making unfulfilled things whole. It allows readers to gaze upon trees and see them in a whole new light, marveling at their abilities and sometimes whispering softly to them. In Wishtree, Applegate brings life to trees, gifting the readers with an memoir of a tree as an actual independent being full of hope and life. There are many conservation programs that tries to save the trees that are being cut down, but they are all looked upon as objects. They are just there, born to become chairs or assistants of mother Earth, but hardly appreciated at all. As normal beings stroll across lawns, past tens and hundreds of trees, we all take it for granted. Catherine Applegate's depiction of the mind of a tree has rarely been seen before. Whether from the view of the old, young, girls, boys, babies, or the dead, most books are written from the perspective of people, or sometimes animals, since we are humans ourselves and understand humans and animals best. ![]() Some write it from the perspective of an old person, and some write it from the eye of a child. ![]()
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